The road to slavery. Hayek F.A.

Friedrich Augustus von Hayek (1899-1992) is one of the largest philosophers and economists of the twentieth century, the Laureate of the Nobel Prize in Economics. “The road to slavery” is the key work of Friedrich Augustus von Hayek, in which the great scientist not only convincingly and rightly criticizes the socialist ideology and economics, but also proves the inevitability of the transformation of socialist governments into totalitarian dictatorships.

The reasons for the barbarism and violence of totalitarian regimes, according to Hayek, should be sought in the implementation of state intervention in a market economy, in the future leading to the oppression and suppression of the principles of legal state and personal law.