Mont Pelerin Society - Revision history

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 *William H. Peterson, [http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3543 A History of the Mont Pelerin Society by R. M. Hartwell] (book review), ''The Freeman'', [[Foundation for Economic Education]], July 1996.
 *George Monbiot, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2157197,00.html How the neoliberals stitched up the wealth of nations for themselves], Guardian, 28 August 2007.
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 *William H. Peterson, [http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3543 A History of the Mont Pelerin Society by R. M. Hartwell] (book review), ''The Freeman'', [[Foundation for Economic Education]], July 1996.
 *George Monbiot, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2157197,00.html How the neoliberals stitched up the wealth of nations for themselves], Guardian, 28 August 2007.
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	*William H. Peterson, [http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3543 A History of the Mont Pelerin Society by R. M. Hartwell] (book review), ''The Freeman'', [[Foundation for Economic Education]], July 1996.		*William H. Peterson, [http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3543 A History of the Mont Pelerin Society by R. M. Hartwell] (book review), ''The Freeman'', [[Foundation for Economic Education]], July 1996.
	*George Monbiot, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2157197,00.html How the neoliberals stitched up the wealth of nations for themselves], Guardian, 28 August 2007.		*George Monbiot, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2157197,00.html How the neoliberals stitched up the wealth of nations for themselves], Guardian, 28 August 2007.
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 *[[Michael Polanyi]]
-==Contact detail==
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-Web: http://www.montpelerin.org
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 *[http://www.free-eco.org/montpelerin.php Mont Pelerin].
 *[http://www.liberaalarchief.be/MPS2005.pdf Inventory of the general meeting files of the Mont Pelerin Society (1947-1998)]. 108pp pdf.
 *Ralph Harris 'The plan to end planning - the founding of the Mont Pelerin Society' ''National Review'',  June 16, 1997 [http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n11_v49/ai_19517834]
 *William H. Peterson, [http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3543 A History of the Mont Pelerin Society by R. M. Hartwell] (book review), ''The Freeman'', [[Foundation for Economic Education]], July 1996.

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 ==History==
-In 1947, "36 scholars, mostly economists, with some historians and philosophers, were invited by Professor [[Friedrich Hayek]] to meet at Mont Pelerin, Switzerland, and discuss the state, and possible fate, of liberalism". Invitees included [[Henry Simons]] (who would later train [[Milton Friedman]], later a president of the society, at the [[University of Chicago]]); the American former-[[Fabian]] socialist [[Walter Lippmann]]; Viennese Aristotelian Society leader [[Karl Popper]]; fellow Austrian School economist [[Ludwig von Mises]]; Sir [[John Clapham]], a senior official of the [[Bank of England]] who from 1940-46 was the president of the [[British Royal Society]]; [[Otto von Hapsburg]], the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne; and [[Max von Thurn und Taxis]], Bavaria-based head of the 400-year-old Venetian Thurn und Taxis family."[http://www.montpelerin.org/]
+In 1947, "36 scholars, mostly economists, with some historians and philosophers, were invited by Professor [[Friedrich Hayek]] to meet at Mont Pelerin, Switzerland, and discuss the state, and possible fate, of liberalism". Invitees included [[Henry Simons]] (who would later train [[Milton Friedman]], later a president of the society, at the [[University of Chicago]]); the American former-[[Fabian]] socialist [[Walter Lippmann]]; Viennese Aristotelian Society leader [[Karl Popper]]; fellow Austrian School economist [[Ludwig von Mises]]; Sir [[John Clapham]], a senior official of the [[Bank of England]] who from 1940-46 was the president of the British [[Royal Society]]; [[Otto von Hapsburg]], the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne; and [[Max von Thurn und Taxis]], Bavaria-based head of the 400-year-old Venetian Thurn und Taxis family."[http://www.montpelerin.org/]
 ==first meeting==

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 *[[John Greenwood]]
 *[[John Jewkes]]
 *[[Michael Polanyi]]

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 *[[Harry Burrows Acton]]
 *[[Stanley Dennison]]
 *[[John Greenwood]]
 *[[John Jewkes]]