E. H. Carr and F. A. Hayek: the road to international order
Adam David Morton | February 16, 2026
What does Hayek have to say that may interest approaches to the political economy of state formation and thinking on ‘the international’ today?
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What does Hayek have to say that may interest approaches to the political economy of state formation and thinking on ‘the international’ today?
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More than eighty years on, what the heck’s going on with Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom and how can we make sense of the text today?
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So what did I get through in a year’s worth of "novel" reading on the commute to work, in the evenings after work, and while travelling outside of my “normal” academic reading? My use of the term “novel” reading is loosely adopted, as you will see from the list below.
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All the details on the next text selected by the Past & Present Reading Group, commencing in 2026.
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In Literary Geographies and the Work of David Ireland, subtitled “An Australian Atlas”, Brett Heino has delivered a classic book on political economy, space, and literature. It is highly original and offers a series of consistent contributions that people will engage with, use, deploy and build on.
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Book launch of Brett Heino, Literary Geographies and the Work of David Ireland that explores economy and space in Australia through the literature of Miles Franklin prize-winning author David Ireland.
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Our new article in Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space seeks to refocus attention on development banks in Mexico and Chile as a way of "sorting out" contemporary debates on the mixed economy and state capitalism. What's at stake in the mixed economy debate?
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What is the 34th book chosen for the Past & Present Reading Group at the University of Sydney?
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