THE PHILOSOPHY OF LAW OF FRIEDRICH AUGUST VON HAYEK

Discover the profound analysis of the thought of Friedrich August von Hayek, one of the most outstanding economists and political philosophers of the 20th century. This book offers a unique insight into the lesser-known but equally important part of his work – the philosophy of law. Prepare for an intellectual journey that will revise your view of the relationship between freedom, economics, and law.

• Detailed reconstruction of Hayek's philosophy of law
• Critical analysis of key concepts
• Unique perspective on lesser-known aspects of his thought
• In-depth study of the relationship between law and freedom
• Intellectual journey through the work of an outstanding scholar
• Inspiring reading for students and researchers

Friedrich August von Hayek, an Austrian Nobel laureate, became famous primarily as the creator of the neoliberal doctrine and as a defender of the free market economy and individual freedom. However, his philosophy of law, although less exposed, is an integral part of his coherent system of thought. This book aims to fill a gap in the literature on Hayek, offering a thorough analysis and critical assessment of his views on law.

The author guides the reader through the intricacies of Hayek's theory of law, showing its connections with his economics and political philosophy. He analyzes issues such as the spontaneous legal order, the role of tradition and custom in shaping the law, and the relationship between law and freedom. This book is not only a reconstruction of Hayek's thought but also an attempt to critically evaluate it in the context of contemporary legal and political debates.

The book "The Philosophy of Law of Friedrich August von Hayek" is an invaluable read for students of law, philosophy, economics, and political science, as well as for all those interested in the thought of one of the most important intellectuals of the 20th century. Let yourself be inspired and delve into the secrets of the philosophy of law of Friedrich August von Hayek.

The book, published by Księgarnia Akademicka, has 272 pages, a format of 195x135 mm and a paperback cover. Year of publication: 2020.