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Liberalism
F.
A. Hayek
Written
in 1973 for the Italian Enciclopedia del
Novicento where the article appeared in an Italian
translation.
Reprinted
as Chapter Nine of Hayek, F. A.,
New Studies in Philosophy, Politics,
Economics and the History of Ideas, Routledge & Keagan Paul,
London and Henley, 1982 [1978], pp. 119-151 ORDER THIS
BOOK
I. The different concepts of liberalism
2. The classical and medieval roots
3. The English Whig tradition
4. The development of Continental liberalism
5. Classical British liberalism
6. The decline of liberalism
7. The liberal conception of freedom
8. The liberal conception of law
9. Law and the spontaneous order of actions
10. Natural rights, the separation on powers, and sovereignty
11. Liberalism and justice
13. Liberalism and democracy
14. The service functions of government
15. Positive tasks of liberal legislation
16. Intellectual and material freedom