New Increment of the Papers of Friedrich von Hayek Arrives at the Hoover Institution Archives
Some of the last remaining papers of the economist and Nobel laureate Friedrich von Hayek (1899–1992) arrived at the Hoover Institution Archives in May.
Major collections in this area include the papers and organizational records of prominent advocates of laissez-faire economic principles, particularly from the United States, Austria, and Great Britain. Other materials relate to domestic and international economic conditions, foreign aid and development, and war reconstruction, as well as a small but important set of documents concerning Soviet agrarian policy.
US economist; winner, Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
Austrian economist; president, Mont Pèlerin Society, 1947–62
International organization of laissez-faire economists
British organization promoting free market economic policies
Printed matter relating to economic public policy issues
US economist; president, Institute for Humane Studies, 1965–73
US organization for promotion of laissez-faire economics
US economist; member, Council of Economic Advisers, 1973–75
Materials relating to free market policies in Latin America
US economist
Russian economist
US economist; financial adviser, government of China, 1929–46
Member, Mont Pèlerin Society
Russian American economist
Materials relating to the Mont Pèlerin Society
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