FAQ About Friedrich Hayek
What is 'The Constitution of Liberty' about?
The Constitution of Liberty is one of Friedrich Hayek’s seminal works, published in 1960. It outlines his philosophical, economic, and political insights into liberty, proposing that true freedom is found in limited government and adherence to the rule of law. The work explores the relationship between freedom and governmental powers, advocating for a society where personal liberties are preserved, free enterprise is encouraged, and authoritarianism is abated.
