Liberalism’s Last Man: Hayek in the Age of Political Capitalism

Vikash Yadav examines Hayek’s thought against the emergence of political capitalism, where markets and authoritarian states coexist rather than conflict, and asks what the liberal argument retains under those conditions. A serious engagement with the tradition rather than either an endorsement or a takedown, and it tests Hayek’s own arguments rather than the caricature of them.