[lbo-talk] Hayek, reading suggestions?

[(Chuck Grimes)]

This weekend, while reading something or other, I discovered that
Ernst Gombrich, the art historian, Karl Popper the philosopher, and
Friedrich Hayek the economist all knew each other and were
friends. Their shared intellectual connection was none other than a
profound distaste for Hegel and of course
Marxism. Just about every time I go web surfing or pick up a book, I
am staggered by what I don't know.

So on this chance discovery, i recalled an exchange of posts between
me and Justin of Gombrich, whom i dismissed. So I dug out my two
collections of Gombrich's essays and delved into his Ideas and
Idols. Just finished his In Search of Cultural History. Contrary to my
last reading of this essay some ten or twenty or whatever it was years
ago, I learned a lot and tended to agree with most of it.

Since I've gotten through most of Popper's critique of Plato, and had
to put it down for the sake of sheer bordom, I now need to get
something by Hayek. What I am looking for is not so specialized in
economics, as in its general discussions about society, politics,
economic systems---generally something of more philosophical bend. 

List suggestions are welcome...