Hayek Lecture at Duke U

04/09/2013 Mises Wire John P. Cochran

The HAYEK LECTURE SERIES at Duke University will feature the 2012 Manhattan Institute’s 2012 Hayek Prize winner John B. Taylor. The lecture titled "Why We Still Need To Read Hayek" will be delivered Wednesday, April 10, 2013 12:00 noon in the Breedlove Room‐Perkins Library.

Taylor delivered a similarly titled lecture last year at the Manhattan Institute available here:

http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/hayek2012.htm

HT to Walter Grinder.

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