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work_d2cihzgtobc2lgtmi646y3lp5q	MANUEL WÖRSDÖRFER	VON HAYEK AND ORDOLIBERALISM ON JUSTICE	2013	31	.pdf	application/pdf	15614	1289	58	the current paper I try to emphasize the (often neglected) subtle differences between von Hayek, Eucken, Röpke von Hayek; instead, I will include the concepts of justice developed by Rüstow and Röpke as well and in draw a comparison between the ideas of justice developed by Eucken, Röpke, Rüstow and von Hayek. Keywords: Neoliberalism, Ordoliberalism, commutative and distributive justice, Walter Eucken, Friedrich Von Hayek denotes distributive or social justice as an "atavism" According to von Hayek, social justice rests upon basic instincts, passions and traditions of small, face-to-face In volume 2 of Law, Legislation and Liberty, von Hayek even speaks of social/distributive justice as an empty Von Hayek‟s reasons for dismissing the concept of social justice are manifold (Hayek Hayek clearly favors the concept of commutative justice and he abhors distributive or social Von Hayek, on the other side, completely rejects social and distributive justice as well as 	./cache/work_d2cihzgtobc2lgtmi646y3lp5q.pdf	./txt/work_d2cihzgtobc2lgtmi646y3lp5q.txt