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Friedrich Hayek Review of Philip Mirowski: Never let a serious crisis go to waste: how neoliberalism survived the financial meltdown (Verso, 2013) Philip Mirowski addresses the left, very broadly defined — “people who have taken it as a fundamental premise that current market structures can and should be subordinate to political projects for human improvement” — but with “a simple message: Know Your Enemy before you start daydreaming of a better world”.

Friedrich Hayek Review of Philip Mirowski: Never let a serious crisis go to waste: how neoliberalism survived the financial meltdown (Verso, 2013) Philip Mirowski addresses the left, very broadly defined — “people who have taken it as a fundamental premise that current market structures can and should be subordinate to political projects for human improvement” — but with “a simple message: Know Your Enemy before you start daydreaming of a better world”.

“Sympathy and solidarity are qualities that people do need.”

The eccentric polymath, who has advised many high-profile Aussies, can play a Bach toccata just as well as he can pose an economic theorem or a dirty joke.

Leaders in health care need to come to terms with and fix their beliefs in their own, their organizations', and their industry's exceptionalism at the strategic and cultural levels. Yes, we do know this is an exceedingly large and difficult undertaking, but we're convinced it's worthwhile, meaningful, and better than the alternative of the industry continuing as is and inadequately serving patients.