Constituţia libertăţii

F.A. Hayek argues that freedom lets humans make progress. He means freedom from force that others use at will. He traces its roots to social rules and bodies. These grew in slow, uneven ways. They help curb human faults and put human strengths to use.

The book deals with political philosophy. It is for those concerned with freedom and state power. Hayek says people must defend the free society they share. They must resist open attacks and harmful acts by the state. He warns that good aims do not make such acts less forced. Each new age must learn why freedom matters. His ideas also helped shape views of society after communism in 1990. The book brings these issues to readers in the digital age.

Hayek was an economist who won the Nobel Prize. He also wrote about political philosophy and the philosophy of science. Lucian Dîrdală translated this edition from English.