1931-1950 Tooke Professor of Economic Science & Statistic,
London School of Economics & Political Science
1935 Hayek introduces the continental debate on collectivist
economic planning to Britian and America
1936 Hayek speaks on "Economics & Knowledge" in Presidential
Address to the London Economic Club
1938 Hayek becomes naturalized British subject; sells
collection of books on monetary theory
1944 The Road to Serfdom rockets Hayek to international
fame; Hayek elected to British Academy
1945 Hayek lectures across America; "The Use of Knowledge
in Society" published in the AER
1946 Visiting Professor, Stanford University
1947 Hayek founds the Mont Pelerin Society, which holds its
first meeting near Vevey, Switzerland
1950-1962 Professor of Social and Moral Science, Committee
on Social Thought, University of Chicago
1950 Visiting Professor, Dept. of Economics, University of Arkansas
1950 Divorces wife, marries Helene Bitterlich; joins the
Committe on Social Thought at the U. of Chicago
1953 Hayek conducts philosophy of science faculty seminar,
E. Fermi, S. Wright and Milton Friedman participate
1962-1967 Professor der Volkwirtschaftslehre, Albert-
Ludwigs-Universität, University of Freiburg
1964 Hayek lectures on "Kinds of Rationalism" at Rikko
U., Tokyo
1966 Hayek hosts "Analogy Symposium", Paul Feyerabend,
Bruno Leoni & John Watkins participate
1969-1970 Visiting Professor, Dept. of Philosophy, University
of California, Los Angeles
1968-1975 Honorary Professor, Dept. of Economics, University
of Salzburg
1974 Hayek awared Nobel Prize in Economics; delivers Nobel
lecture "The Pretence of Knowledge"
1975 Hayek begins series of annual visits to the United
States
1982 Hayek's essay "Two Pages of Fiction: The Impossibility
of Socialist Calculation" is published
1983 Hayek lectures on "The Origin & Effects of Our
Morals: A Problem for Science" at the Hoover
1975-1992 Emeritus Professor, Albert- Ludwigs-Universität,
University of 1992 Freiburg
1992 Friedrich A. Hayek died on March 23, in Freiburg,
Germany.
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