BBC has put out an excellent documentary called Tory! Tory! Tory! that looks at the historical development and rise to power of Margaret Thatcher and her ideas. The excerpts I’ve found below focus on the beginnings of the Austrian School of Economic thought, something crucial to the study of Liberty. We’ll be reading The Road to Serfdom by [...]
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Antony Fisher, Friedrich Hayek & the Institute of Economic Affairs
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