# The Humane Studies Review: A Research and Study Guide

**URL:** <https://www.libertarianism.org/periodicals/humane-studies-review-research-study-guide/humane-studies-review-research-study-guide-15>

**Published:** January 1, 1989

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### _The Fatal Conceit _by F. A. Hayek: A Special Symposium

#### Editor's Introduction, by Tom G. Palmer

#### The Problem of Living in Two Worlds, by Chandran Kukathas

#### Hayek and the Forces of History, by James Buchanan

#### A Liberal Utopia, by Frank J. Tipler

#### A Fatal Concession, by Knud Haakonssen

#### The Evolution of Order and the Role of the Individual, by Ulrich Witt

#### Who'll Be Persuaded?, by Robert Higgs

#### Conjectural History and Beyond, by Jesus Huerta de Soto

#### Evolutionary Functionalism, by John Gray

#### Spontaneous Order in Hayek's _The Fatal Conceit_, by Tyler Cowen

#### Is the Great Society in "Ideological Disequilibrium"? by Harmut Kliemt

#### The Evolution of the Market, by Robert Sugden

#### Evolution or Moral Realism? by David Gordon

#### Hayek's Humean Heritage, by Stuart D. Warner

#### Bridging the Gap Between Evolution and Naturla Law, by Boudewijn Bouckaert

#### Spontaneous Order, Cooperation, and Theft, by Bruce L. Benson