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Wissenschaft und Sozialismus: Aufsätze zur Sozialismuskritik

2004

by Hayek

Planned EconomyEconomic CalculationKnowledge EconomicsRationalitySocial JusticeJoseph SchumpeterLiberalismSocialismAdam SmithAnthropologyDavid HumeJean-Jacques RousseauSpontaneous OrderFriedrich A. HayekPositivismAuguste ComteHans KelsenJohn LockeUtilitarianismCompetitionGunnar MyrdalProperty RightsMarxismEconomic PolicyValue JudgmentsAustrian SchoolLudwig von MisesCoercionIncome DistributionPrice ControlsTotalitarianismFriedrich von WieserMax WeberOskar LangePrice TheoryVilfredo ParetoCapitalismLaissez-faireDemocracyWelfare StateCatallacticsOrdoliberalismWalter EuckenOpportunity CostResource AllocationScarcityPrice MechanismClassical EconomicsEconomic HistoryHistorical SchoolMethodologyKarl MarxCommunismSyndicalismInterventionismHermann Heinrich GossenInterest TheoryKarl KautskyLabor Theory of ValueMarginal UtilityMathematical EconomicsOtto BauerWar EconomyRussian RevolutionEconomic EfficiencyEconomic GoodsPrice FormationConsumer SovereigntyUncertaintyProfit and LossMonopolyDepreciationInflationInnovationMalinvestmentAccountingBureaucracyCapital TheoryEntrepreneurshipEconomic CrisisEgalitarianismProductivityUnemploymentEquilibriumLabor MarketMarket StructureInterest RatesClass StrugglePolitical EconomyFederalismMixed EconomyRule of LawMonetary PolicyMarket ProcessNational IncomePovertyInheritanceDivision of LaborMonetary TheoryPolitical Philosophy

Table of Contents · 72 segments

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Front Matter and Publication Datachapter
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Table of Contentschapter
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Abbreviated Cited Collectionsbibliography
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The Intellectuals and Socialismessay
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The Errors of Constructivism and the Foundations of Legitimate Criticism of Social Institutions, Opening through Section 5essay
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The Errors of Constructivism: Complex Orders and the Knowledge Problemessay
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The Errors of Constructivism: Positivism, Socialism, and Immanent Critique of Valuesessay
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The Errors of Constructivism: Science, Value Freedom, and the Role of Normsessay
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Socialism and Science: Introductionessay
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Socialism and Science: The Value-Judgment Defenseessay
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Socialism and Science: Scientific Discussion of Valuesessay
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Socialism and Science: Individual Responsibility and Redistributionessay
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Socialism and Science: Planning, Redistribution, and Totalitarian Driftessay
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Socialism and Science: The Socialist Calculation Debateessay
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Socialism and Science: Scientific Grounds for Anti-Socialismessay
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Socialism and Science: Unlimited Democracy and Ungovernabilityessay
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Science and Socialismessay
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Problems of Socialist Economic Calculation: Nature and History of the Problemessay
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Economic Choice, Prices, and the Role of the Economisttheoretical
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Historicism, Methodology, and the Decline of Economic Theorytheoretical
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Marxism, Historicism, and Silence about Socialist Institutionstheoretical
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Socialism, Planning, Goals, and Methodstheoretical
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Interventionism, Legal Frameworks, and Interventionist Chaostheoretical
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Value Theory and Early Socialist Calculation Argumentstheoretical
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Postwar Socialist Planning Debates in Austria and Germanytheoretical
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Mises, Weber, and Brutzkus on Socialist Economic Calculationtheoretical
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Continental Responses to Mises and Alternative Socialist Schemestheoretical
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The Present State of the Debate and the Russian Experimentessay
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Continuation: Theoretical Systems Beyond Russian Experiencetheoretical
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Section 3: Mathematical Calculation and the Data Problemtheoretical
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Section 4: Dobb, Consumer Choice, and Planningtheoretical
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Section 5: Reintroducing Competition Under State Ownershiptheoretical
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Section 6: Partial Competition and Monopolized Industriestheoretical
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Monopoly Rationalization, Technical Progress, and Capital Valuestheoretical
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Section 8: Cost Pricing and Socialist Monopoly Managementtheoretical
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Section 9: Pseudo-Competition, Capital Allocation, and Responsibilitytheoretical
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Section 10: Consequences of Choosing Competition or Planningtheoretical
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State of the Debate: Concluding Assessment of Socialist Planningessay
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Socialist Calculation III, Sections 1–3: Reintroduced Competition and Trial-and-Error Pricingessay
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Socialist Calculation III, Sections 4–5: Institutional Price Setting and Parametric Pricesessay
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Socialist Calculation III, Section 6: Socialist Industrial Units and Cost Discoveryessay
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Socialist Calculation III, Section 7: Management, Expectations, and Bureaucratic Responsibilityessay
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Socialist Calculation III, Section 8: Investment Control, Knowledge, and Freedomessay
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Socialist Calculation III: Reintroduction of Competition, conclusionchapter
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The Political Consequences of Economic Planningessay
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Man in the Planned Economy I: Freedom, socialism, and the meaning of planningessay
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Man in the Planned Economy II: Economic and moral arguments for planningessay
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Man in the Planned Economy III: Why interventionist mixtures are unstableessay
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Man in the Planned Economy IV: Democracy and comprehensive planningessay
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Man in the Planned Economy V: The illusion of democratic controlessay
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Man in the Planned Economy VI: Rule of law versus administrative discretionessay
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Man in the Planned Economy VII: Planning for competitionessay
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The New Confusion About Planning I: Recurring economic fallaciesessay
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The New Confusion About Planning II-III: Who plans and why markets economize knowledgeessay
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The New Confusion About Planning IV: Complexity as an argument against planningessay
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The New Confusion About Planning V-VI: Social justice and American planning proposalsessay
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The New Confusion About Planning VII-IX: Indicative planning, input-output tables, and state self-planningessay
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The New Confusion About Planning X: The Humphrey-Javits billessay
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The Illusion of Social Justice I-II: Constructivism and inherited moral instinctsessay
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The Illusion of Social Justice III-IV: Tribal desert and market remunerationessay
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The Illusion of Social Justice V-VI: Prices as discovery and the limits of redistributionessay
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The Illusion of Social Justice VII-VIII: Moral evolution, property, and the danger of heaven on earthessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 1: Why social justice is meaningless in a free societyessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 2: Primitive horde moralityessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 3-4: Catallaxy and the emergence of the open societyessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 5-6: Market prices, competition, and fairnessessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 7-9: Inequality, liberal morality, and socialist regressionessay
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The Atavism of Social Justice 10: Cultural evolution and the social Darwinism objectionessay
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Bibliographical Afterwordbibliography
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Name Indexbibliography
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Subject Indexbibliography
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Editorial Plan for Hayek's Collected Writings in Germanbibliography