> Yes there is - a comprehensive critique of his economics as well as
> his politics. I can't remember the author's name and the book is
> packed away somewhere in a box, but there really is one. I read it 15
> or 20 years ago and it was pretty good.
Actually, this triggers a memory that Paul Cockshott (I think) wrote a critique of Hayek's information/calculation theories. He was putting forward a Parecon-like planning system (slightly less crazy, if I recall, but much less specific as to how it would work). Joshua, you might try to find that...
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