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The Meaning Of Coercion In Hayekian Philosophy

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By Wanjiru Njoya, Mises Wire | August 12, 2025 The literal meaning of coercion is of little philosophical use, as it could mean anything that anyone feels under pressure to do against his will. The word “force” is often used conversationally in that broad sense—“they ran out of the style I wanted, so I was forced to buy a different style.” During the covid lockdowns there were heated debates over whether people had been “coerced” into complying …

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The Meaning Of Coercion In Hayekian Philosophy

By Wanjiru Njoya, Mises Wire | August 12, 2025 The literal meaning of coercion is of little philosophical use, as it could mean anything that anyone feels under pressure to do against his will. The word “force” is often used conversationally in that broad sense—“they ran out of the style I wanted, so I was forced to buy a different style.” During the covid lockdowns there were heated debates over whether people had been “coerced” into complying …

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