There is nothing unreasonable about taking a close look at Hayek. His
theory of information in an economy (tacit local, the role of
discovery) is excellent, although it is weighed down with considerable
baggage. I wouldn't go so far as to say there is a "left Hayekian"
position, but it is
I just got Gamble's Hayek: The Iron Cage of Liberty. It is a paen to
Hayek. He concludes by saying to forget H's neanderthal politics. Why
even socialists can learn from him how to perfect socialist society!
How far we have come!
Maybe we could redo the old sci-fi classic: invasion of the
