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Hayek and Popper : a Spontaneous Order and the Open Society Yoshizawa, Masayasu ヨシザワ, マサヤス Yoshizawa, Masayasu application/pdf In this paper I will analyze the economic, politlcal, and social thoughts of F. A. Hayek and K. R. Popper. First, the question of what the central issue of social science is, will be discussed. According to Hayek and Popper, the chief issue that social scientists must consider are unintended results. Secondly, I will attempt to make clear how Hayek and Popper view the world. The key concepts of Hayek's and Popper's thought are a spontaneous order and the open society, respectively. Thirdly, I must deal with the problem of value judgement. Hayek seems to avoid this difficult problem, while Popper employs a dualism of facts and decisions, when dealing with value judgement 1. The Central Issue of Social Science--Unintended Results 1. 1. Hayek: Criticism on Natural-Artificial　Dichotomy　1. 2. Popper: the Main Task of Social Science　2. A Spontaneous Order and the Open Society　2. 1. Hayek: Market and Law　2. 2. Popper: the Bright and Dark Sides of the Open Society　3. Value Judgement 3. 1. Hayek: Just and Good　23　3. 2. Popper: a Dualism of Facts and Decisions and Piecemeal Social　Engineering 広島経済大学経済学会 1991-09 eng departmental bulletin paper VoR https://hue.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/1481 AN00212083 0387-1436 広島経済大学経済研究論集 HUE Journal of Economics and Business 14 3 23 41 https://hue.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/1481/files/keizai1991140302.pdf application/pdf 488.0 kB 2023-03-02