The Humane Studies Review: A Research and Study Guide

Table of Contents

1. 1

   Editor’s Introduction

   By Tom G. Palmer

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   2

   The Problem of Living in Two Worlds

   By Chandran Kukathas

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   3

   Hayek and the Forces of History

   By James M. Buchanan

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   A Liberal Utopia

   By Frank J. Tipler

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   A Fatal Concession

   By Knud Haakonssen

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   The Evolution of Order and the Role of the Individual

   By Ulrich Witt

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   7

   Who’ll Be Persuaded?

   By Robert Higgs

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   Conjectural History and Beyond

   By Jesús Huerta de Soto

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   9

   Evolutionary Functionalism

   By John Gray

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    Spontaneous Order in Hayek’s The Fatal Conceit

    By Tyler Cowen

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    Is the Great Society in “Ideological Disequilibrium”?

    By Hartmut Kliemt

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    The Evolution of the Market

    By Robert Sugden

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    Evolution or Moral Realism?

    By David Gordon

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    Hayek’s Humean Heritage

    By Stuart D. Warner

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    Bridging the Gap Between Evolution and Natural Law

    By Boudewijn Bouckaert

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    Spontaneous Order, Cooperation, and Theft

    By Bruce Benson