Contextual liberalism: the ordoliberal approach to private vices and public benefits

Fritz, Roland; Goldschmidt, Nils; Störring, Matthias

doi:10.1007/s11127-021-00879-w

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“…Таким образом, можно говорить о том, что Менгер стремился рассматривать изолированную экономику и процессы внутри нее, не включая в анализ исторические, политические и социальные факторы, которые рассматривает контекстная экономика, приверженцами которой были представители немецкой исторической школы (Fritz, Goldschmidt, Störring, 2023).…”

Section: конкуренция как фактор повышения общественного благосостоянияunclassified

Competition and competitive environment from the view of the Austrian school

Zhuk,

Vaganov

2024

Ekonomicheskaya nauka sovremennoy Rossii

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A deep multifaceted study of the modern industry market's competitive environment is impossible to imagine without analyzing its qualitative and quantitative parameters, which represent a single integrated whole. When forming its own methodological approach to the decomposition of the market's competitive environment, each researcher faces the need to choose a relevant toolkit that meets the challenges of its current state. Usually, the works of modern authors, who are the followers of the institutional approach, are devoted to the analysis of the markets' competitive environment. Their works pay attention to the institutional structure of the competitive environment, as well as to the quantitative parameters of market agents' functioning. Nevertheless, in order to analyze the evolution of the competitive environment it is necessary to understand its previous states, as well as the scientific categorical apparatus through the prism of which the predecessors looked at it due to the modern socio-economic processes taking place at that time, as well as the discussion that took place in economic science in this or that period. The aim of the research is to analyze and compare the concepts of competition of representatives of the Austrian school. The object of the study is the theoretical concept of competition and competitive environment. The subject of the study is the evolution of the interpretation of these categories by the representatives of the Austrian school. The gap in the detailed understanding of the presence or absence of a coherent concept of competitive environment in some areas of economic science prompted us to turn to the works of representatives of the Austrian school in order to form a clear understanding of their vision of the competitive forces and the definition of the market competitive environment. Our research allowed systematizing and classifying the disparate opinions of the school's representatives into a single concept, which, in our opinion, opens up prospects for further research.

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Competition and competitive environment from the view of the Austrian school

Zhuk,

Vaganov

2024

Ekonomicheskaya nauka sovremennoy Rossii

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“…Kolev (2010) contains some of the arguments of this paper. 7 For this recent literature, see especially Goldschmidt, Grimmer-Solem, and Zweynert (2016);McAdam, Kolev, and Dekker (2018); Zweynert (2018); Goldschmidt and Wolf (2021);and Fritz, Goldschmidt, and Störring (2023). 8 For the transcripts of the Colloque Walter Lippmann and the founding meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society, see Reinhoudt andAudier (2018), andCaldwell (2022), respectively.…”

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“… 7 For this recent literature, see especially Goldschmidt, Grimmer-Solem, and Zweynert (2016); McAdam, Kolev, and Dekker (2018); Zweynert (2018); Goldschmidt and Wolf (2021); and Fritz, Goldschmidt, and Störring (2023). …”

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When Liberty Presupposes Order: F. A. Hayek’s Contextual Ordoliberalism

Kolev

2023

J Hist Econ Thought

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This paper embeds the early political economy of Friedrich August von Hayek in the intellectual milieu of German ordoliberalism. The urgency during the 1930s and 1940s to stabilize the disintegrating societal orders is identified as a crucial driver behind the parallelisms between Hayek and the ordoliberals. Their shared theoretical position is that in such moments, liberty can thrive sustainably only after a framework of general and stable rules has been established. Hayek’s proximity to ordoliberalism was most explicitly discernible in The Road to Serfdom and at the founding meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society in 1947, culminating in the shared politico-economic vision of the competitive order. The contextual nature of Hayek’s ordoliberalism surfaced in the years after The Constitution of Liberty when his focus shifted, along with the postwar intellectual and institutional stabilization of the West: from how stable orders enable liberty, to how liberty enables the evolution of orders.

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“…For this recent literature, see especiallyGoldschmidt, Grimmer-Solem and Zweynert (2016), McAdam,Kolev and Dekker (2018),Zweynert (2018),Goldschmidt and Wolf (2021) andFritz, Goldschmidt and Störring (2023).…”

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When Liberty Presupposes Order: F. A. Hayek’s Contextual Ordoliberalism

Kolev

2024

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This paper embeds the early political economy of F. A. Hayek in the intellectual milieu of German ordoliberalism. The urgency during the 1930s and 1940s to stabilize the disintegrating societal orders is identified as a crucial driver behind the parallelisms between Hayek and the ordoliberals. Their shared theoretical position is that in such moments, liberty can thrive sustainably only after a framework of general and stable rules has been established. Hayek’s proximity to ordoliberalism was most explicitly discernible in The Road to Serfdom and at the founding meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society in 1947, culminating in the shared politico-economic vision of the competitive order. The contextual nature of Hayek’s ordoliberalism surfaced in the years after The Constitution of Liberty when his focus shifted, along with the postwar intellectual and institutional stabilization of the West: from how stable orders enable liberty to how liberty enables the evolution of orders.

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Contextual liberalism: the ordoliberal approach to private vices and public benefits

Cited by 10 publications

References 47 publications

Competition and competitive environment from the view of the Austrian school

Competition and competitive environment from the view of the Austrian school

When Liberty Presupposes Order: F. A. Hayek’s Contextual Ordoliberalism

When Liberty Presupposes Order: F. A. Hayek’s Contextual Ordoliberalism

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