The Review of Austrian Economics - The Review of Austrian Economics Special Symposium: Gerald Gaus, "The Order of Public Reason"
The Review of Austrian Economics Special Symposium:
Gerald Gaus, The Order of Public Reason
Free Access to the Entire Collection October 1 – November 30
A Note from the Editors:
Professor Gerald Gaus (1952-2020) was one of the most important leaders in the re-emergence of the intersection of philosophy, politics and economics in contemporary times. In pushing for this reintegration of the moral sciences in his own brilliant writings as well as in his teaching, mentorship and organizational efforts Gaus will be warmly remembered and deeply missed. For readers of this journal, Gaus's contribution took seriously both the work of James Buchanan and F. A. Hayek and critically engaged those ideas and developed them in his own unique effort to offer a non-ideal theory that nevertheless could serve as the basis for justification for the liberal order. The RAE was fortune that Professor Kevin Vallier volunteered to organize a symposium on Gaus's The Order of Public Reason, and that Professor Gaus agreed to respond to the comments on his important book. As a tribute to his life and work, Springer has graciously agreed to make the symposium open access for the next months.
Symposium Introduction to Hayekian Themes in The Order of Public Reason (this opens in a new tab)
Kevin Vallier
Gaus, Hayek and the Place of Civil Religion in a Free Society (this opens in a new tab)
Kevin Vallier
Human Agency and Convergence: Gaus’ Kantian Parliamentarian (this opens in a new tab)
Michael C. Munger
Peter J. Boettke, Rosolino A. Candela
Social Morality and the Primacy of Individual Perspectives (this opens in a new tab)
Gerald Gaus