Founded in 1996 by Allister Heath and Hector Birchwood, the Hayek Society is LSE's largest intellectual society with nearly 400 members. The Society is named after the distinguished economist and philosopher of the 20th century, Friedrich A Hayek. It is a society for mutual exchange of ideas, regardless of intellectual persuasion.
Speakers are prominent scholars, businessmen and journalists in UK and Europe.
Members of the Hayek Society are able to attend the conferences, seminars and various activities at the IEA, which involve the top politicians, businessmen, scholars and journalists from all over the world. The Hayek Society is backed by a prestigious collection of honorary members. Contributions are most welcome. Send mail to the Web Editor with questions or comments about this web site.