Francis Fukuyama skriver om Hayeks The Constitution of Liberty i

The New York Times: “The Constitution of Liberty” builds on this view of

the limits of human cognition to make the case that no government can

know enough about a society to plan effectively. The government’s true

role is more modest: to create laws that are general and equally

applied; these laws constitute the matrix in which the spontaneous

interactions of individuals can occur.» Les også bloggposten der William

Easterly kritiserer deler av Fukuyamas fremstilling.