Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Preis 1984 und 1985: Verleihung an Professor Dres. Dr. h.c. Friedrich August von Hayek und Professor Dr. Ernst Nolte am 3. Mai 1985 im Neuen Schloss, Stuttgart
1985
by Hayek et al
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Table of Contents · 21 segments
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Front Matter and Table of Contentschapter
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Helmut Eberspächer Opening Addressessay
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Manfred Gentz Address on the Purpose of the Prizeessay
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Rupert Scholz Laudatio for Friedrich August von Hayek and Ernst Nolteessay
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Lothar Späth Prize Presentationessay
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Friedrich August von Hayek: The Arrogance of Reasontheoretical
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Ernst Nolte: On the Historical Concept of the Liberal System and Appendix Openingtheoretical
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Appendix Rules for the Hanns Martin Schleyer Prizechapter
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Press Echo: Stuttgarter Zeitung on the First Schleyer Prizeessay
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Press Echo: Stuttgarter Nachrichten on Hayek and Nolteessay
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Press Echo: Die Welt Short Notice of 4 May 1985essay
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Press Echo: Die Welt Feature on the Schleyer Prizeessay
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Press Echo: Handelsblatt on the Liberal Ideaessay
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Press Echo: Esslinger Zeitung on Hayek, Nolte, and Liberalismessay
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Hayek Interview on Fame, Keynes, Thatcher, Reagan, and Private Moneytheoretical
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Press Echo: Esslinger Zeitung Notice on the Prize Ceremonyessay
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BNN Interview with Hayek on Markets, State Intervention, and Freedomtheoretical
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Der Arbeitgeber Report on Hayek and Nolteessay
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Daimler-Benz Magazine Report on the First Schleyer Prizeessay
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Short Notices and Newspaper Reprint Listessay
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Editorial Note, Credits, and Foundation Contact Detailsbibliography