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Hayek: A Commemorative Album illustrates the life and work of F A Hayek, Nobel Laureate in Economics and the twentieth century's leading thinker on liberalism.
In this book, John Raybould brings together a unique collection of photographs and documents (many of them never before published) from various sources including the Hayek family archives.
Here are the family's own snapshots of Hayek as a schoolchild, at the University of Vienna and in his battledress during the First World War; here too are rare photographs of him teaching at the London School of Economics in the 1930's, his hand-written text ofThe Road to Serfdom, his scribbled notes from the inaugural meeting of the Mont Pelerin Society in 1947; and here are some of the many tributes from around the world that crowned the career of a remarkable man.

„I hope this Commemorative Album will provide a unique insight, set against the background of the turbulent events of the 20th century, into the unfolding career and personal life of a scholar whose work and ideas have beneficially affected the lives of millions of people, even if most of them never knew his name.” John Raybould

John Raybould (compilation)

John Raybould (1939) graduated with Honours in Modern and Economic History from the University of London. He halped in the foundation of the Fraser Institute in Vancouver, becoming its first Publications Manager in 1974, and in 1981 he joined the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, where as Marketing Manager he established the IEA’s award-winning series of educational videos. He is now a research and marketing consultant, specialising in communication ideas and information in visual forms.