Category Archives: F.A. Hayek

The Presumption of Reason

Posted on December 15, 2011

In this address, perhaps the last such paper he wrote, Professor Hayek elaborates on the relationship between the evolution of the moral order and evolution of reason, arguing that the latter is dependent on the former, and that rationalists, like … Continue reading →

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Fixing “Failed Capitalism” with Principled Rule of Law

Posted on December 6, 2011

Today I was referred to an article in The Times (London) by Matt Ridley titled “Yes, capitalism failed. It’s just too cosy.” What Ridley was criticizing is the “crony capitalism” that reflects our current economic systems in the US and … Continue reading →

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Distributism and Economic Justice

Posted on August 24, 2011

Distributism is a term commonly associated with Catholic economic theory. It seeks economic justice by promoting the widest distribution of property to the largest number of people possible. Distributism also relates to the principle of subsidiarity, which means the greatest … Continue reading →

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