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Herbert Tingsten
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1947-Today Mont Pelerin Society (MPS)
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Karl Tingsten
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1944 However, after reading Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom in 1944, Tingsten became a convinced believer in a free market economy and in 1945 he left the Social Democratic Party.
In a number of books and publications, Tingsten anticipated some of the major issues in the political developments of the 20th century,[4] such as the rise of fascism, apartheid in South Africa,...
Political behaviour
Tingsten changed his political views several times during his life. In his early youth he was a conservative and later a radical left-wing liberal.