Toward a Hayekian Theory of Social Change

Name: Toward a Hayekian Theory of Social Change
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Peter J. Boettke Erwin Dekker Chad Van Schoelandt(Herausgeber*in)

Bloomsbury eBooks US (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 6. Dezember 2023

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
List of Tables and Figures
List of Tables
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Technological Progress as the Only Source of Economic Growth?: F. A. Hayek's Critical Assessment of Growth of Technological Knowledge as a Decisive Factor for Economic Growth
On the Necessity of Technological Progress and Other Fallacies
The Materialistic Approach
The Modern Macroeconomic Approach
F. A. Hayek's Critical Assessment
As an Economist . . .
As a Social Philosopher . . .
The Institutional Framework as the Ultimate Source of Economic Growth
Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 2: Gift-Giving as a Substitution for Monetary Exchange: Evidence from the Potlatch
The Potlatch
The Potlatch Ban
Money as a Substitute for Memory
Memory as an Alternative to Monetary Exchange
Institutional Response to Free-Riding
The Potlatch: Of Human Creation, but Not of Human Design
The Effects of the Potlatch Ban on Social Memory
Institutional Stickiness and the Potlatch Ban
Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 3: Locating the Artisan in Hayek's Free Civilization
Hayek's Free Civilization
The Artifactuality of a Free Civilization
Freedom as an Artifact of Civilization
Individuals as Entrepreneurs
Bloomington School Artisanship
Artisans
Artisanship
Artifacts
Locating the Artisan
Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 4: The Form of the Farm
One Non-Liberal Criticism
Hayek and Hayekian Environmentalism
The Great Economy and Small Farm Conservation
Two Paths Diverge: Membership, Blasphemy, and the Small Farm
Conclusion: Implications and Exploring Possibilities
Notes
References
Chapter 5: Friedrich Hayek on Freedom and the Rule of Law in The Constitution of Liberty
Hayek's Defense of Freedom
Hayek's Political Ideal of the Rule of Law
Notes
References
Chapter 6: Imperfect Laws and Liberties: The English Common Law in Medieval Ireland
Hayek's Legal History and Theory
The Common Law in Ireland
Coroners and Defamation
Conclusion
References
Chapter 7: Microenterprise Development in the Caribbean: Entrepreneurial Opportunity, Cultural Context, and Emergent Orders
Literature Review
Austrian Cultural Dimensions of Markets and Entrepreneurship
Foreign Aid and Top-down Development
A Feminist Framework and Entrepreneurship in the Caribbean
A Critical Assessment of Microenterprise Development in the Caribbean
Emergent Orders and Grassroots Entrepreneurship
Spontaneous Orders and Life Yard
ROSCAs, Social Solidarity, and Entrepreneurship
Conclusion
References
Chapter 8: A Tale of Two Crimes: An Inquiry into the Normative Evaluation of Illicit Spontaneous Orders
Things Are Not Always What They Seem
Approaching the Normative Evaluation of Spontaneous Order
Key Definitions
A Typology of Ordering
Defining Perverse Spontaneous Orders
Spontaneous Orders that Are Perverse for the Participants
Lessons for Analyzing Illicit Spontaneous Orders
What Can We Learn from This for the Analysis of Criminal Orders?
The Perverse Image of Migrant Smuggling
Definitions and Numbers
Perverse Images of Migrant Smuggling
Consequences and Way Forward
Migrant Smuggling: A Rational Gamble
Misconception 1: Smugglers Trick Migrants into the Market
Misconception 2: Migrants Are Helpless
Misconception 3: Eradicating Smuggling Will Help Migrants
Conclusion
Policy Response Should Not Be Structured Around Perceived Perversion
Note
References
Chapter 9: Hayek on the Origins of Moral Sentiments: Biological versus Cultural Mechanisms for the Evolution and Transmission of Human Morality
Biological versus Cultural Evolution
Early Enlightenment Accounts of Moral Reasoning
Hayek and Darwin on Cultural Evolution and Morality
Contemporary Accounts of the Origins of Morality
Moral Foundations Theory
The Theory of Dyadic Morality
Becoming Human: A Synthesis of Biological and Cultural Accounts of Morality
Kinship, Environmental Threats, and Resource Endowments
Conclusion
References
Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors

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