[beckett]

The Road to Serfdom, a slim volume, masterfully outlined Hayek's major arguments against socialism. The Constitution of Liberty, written some fifteen years later, provides probably the most complete presentation of Hayek's thought on economics and politics, and is an excellent choice as the other book that must be read if only two of Hayek's works are to be chosen.

[Jacquerie]

Thank you for the book recommendation. I read Hayek only a few pages per day, just to absorb and fully appreciate his insight. IMO, the best use of 99% of academic published material is birdcage liner.

It is the work of the 1% that can change the course of history.