Book The Road to Serfdom
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Economics, political philosophy, socialism, individualism and collectivism.
About FREDRIK HAYEK'S BOOK THE ROAD TO SLAVERY
Why do the worst come to power? This is not a rhetorical question, but the title of a chapter in this book. It became Margaret Thatcher's go-to book, and Ronald Reagan has read it more than once. Today, this work is no less relevant for Ukrainian society. In it, Friedrich Hayek explains why not the best candidates often end up at the top and shows how collectivism leads to slavery. The first step on this path is to give up economic freedom. What is the connection between economic processes and totalitarianism? What do the histories of Germany, Italy, and the USSR have in common? Why are anti-Semitism and dekulakisation the same in essence? What lessons do Ukrainians need to learn to avoid the mistakes of the past, protect their freedom, and build their economy? The reader will find answers to these and other questions in this book. The book is primarily intended for politicians and public figures, social scientists and philosophers, as well as anyone interested in the path to freedom, political pluralism and democracy. This is the first complete edition of Hayek in Ukrainian. The work has been translated into more than 20 languages and literally changed the politics of the twentieth century, influencing the principles of Thatcherism and Reaganomics. Friedrich Hayek (1899-1992) was an Austrian economist, political philosopher, supporter of economic liberalism and the free market, and critic of socialism. He wrote 18 scientific works. In 1974, he won the Nobel Prize in Economics.
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