Revisiting Hayek’s Political Economy 1st Edition by Virgil Henry Storr, Christopher Coyne, Peter Boettke ISBN 1785609882 978-1785609886

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ISBN 10: 1785609882
ISBN 13: 978-1785609886
Author: Virgil Henry Storr, Christopher Coyne, Peter Boettke 

Advances in Austrian Economics is a research annual whose editorial policy is to publish original research articles on Austrian economics. Each volume attempts to apply the insights of Austrian economics and related approaches to topics that are of current interest in economics and cognate disciplines. Volume 21 exemplifies this focus by highlighting key research from the Austrian tradition of economics with other research traditions in economics and related areas.

Revisiting Hayek’s Political Economy 1st Table of contents:

1. Introduction
2. Notes
3. References
4. Hayek’s Nobel
5. Introduction
6. Prelude
7. The Nobel Prize Ceremony
8. Hayek’s Prize Lecture
9. Battles of the Nobels
10. Consequences, Intended and Unintended
11. Notes
12. Acknowledgments
13. References
14. F. A. Hayek and the Rationality of Individual Choice
15. Prelude: The Pure Logic of Choice
16. Cartesian Reason: Characteristics and Limits
17. The Pragmatic View of Rationality
18. Uncertainty versus Dispersed Knowledge
19. Contextual Rationality
20. Gradations of Consciousness
21. Unconscious Rules
22. Gradations of Purposiveness
23. Individual Purposes or Group Purposes
24. Hayek and “Ecological Rationality”
25. Notes
26. References
27. Hayek and Contemporary Macroeconomics
28. Hayek and New Classical Macroeconomics
29. Hayek and DSGE
30. Hayek and Non-DSGE Contemporary Macroeconomics
31. Hayekian Monetary Policy Norms in the Recent Literature
32. Conclusion
33. Notes
34. Acknowledgments
35. References
36. Hayek Enriched by Complexity Enriched by Hayek
37. Perspective: Simple Models versus Complex Reality
38. Simple Systems versus Complex Systems (and Pathologies of Interpreting the Latter in Terms of the Fo
39. Fluid Flow: From Simple to Complex
40. Traffic Flow: From Simple to Complex
41. Spontaneous Order versus Emergence
42. Tacit Knowledge versus Bottom-Up Social Processes
43. Market Processes (Catallaxy) versus General Equilibrium
44. “More Is Different” and “Universality”: Hayek versus Anderson
45. Cognition: Sensory Order versus Parallel Distributed Processing
46. Behavioral Rules: Hayek versus Cognitive Science
47. Flavors of Individualism: Atoms, Robots and Sociopaths versus Actors, AIs and Agents
48. Micro Actions, Macro Patterns: Equilibrium versus Ecology
49. The Veil of Complexity: Gardening versus Ecosystem Management
50. Institutions: Origin versus Operation versus Evolution
51. Macro: Exogenous Shocks versus Endogenous Dynamics
52. Scientism: Econophysics versus Neoclassicism vs Austrianism
53. Prospective: Coevolution of Complexity and Austrian Economics?
54. Proscriptive: The Road to Academic Serfdom in the Age of Models
55. Prescriptive: It Takes a Model to Beat a Model
56. Notes
57. Acknowledgments
58. References
59. Constitutionalism, Federalism, and Limited Government: Hayekian Arguments in Political Scientists’
60. Introduction
61. Hayek on Constitutionalism and Federalism
62. Hayekian Arguments in Political Scientists’ Perspective
63. Individual Liberty versus Individual Sovereignty
64. Individuals as Private Law Subjects and as Citizens
65. Democracy, Liberalism, and Limited Government
66. Conclusion
67. Notes
68. References
69. Hayek’s Political Insights: Emergent Orders and Laid On Laws
70. Hayek’s Intellectual Development
71. Hayek as a Political Theorist: Origins
72. Hayek as a Political Theorist: Distinctions
73. It’s All in The Road to Serfdom
74. Notes
75. References
76. Why Hayek Matters: The Epistemic Dimension of Comparative Institutional Analysis
77. Introduction
78. Hayek and the Epistemic Perspective in Economics
79. The Epistemic Turn in Public Choice
80. The Epistemic Properties of Democracy

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