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Winter 2023
ISSN 0890-913X
Volume 38, Number 4

The Emancipatory Liberalism of Steven Horwitz: The Case of Women’s Economic Status

Mikayla Novak, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
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TheJournalofPrivateEnterprise38(4),2023,55-71TheEmancipatoryLiberalismofStevenHorwitz:TheCaseofWomensEconomicStatusMikaylaNovak*MercatusCenteratGeorgeMasonUniversityUnitedStatesofAmericaAbstractAdistinguishingfeatureofStevenHorwitzscareerwashisemphasisupontheemancipatorycharacterofeconomicliberalismandmarketactivity.Marketenvironmentssupportedbyliberalinstitutions,suchaspropertyrights,contractualfreedom,andtheruleoflaw,havenotonlyfacilitatedmaterialprogressbutcorrodedsocialstratificationandpromotedthewelfareofoppressedanddisadvantagedpeoples.Thispaperarticulatesthreecomplementarymechanismsthroughwhicheconomicliberalismservesemancipatoryfunctions:inclusiveentrepreneurship;accommodativechangesincapitalandproductionstructures;andinstitutionsfacilitatingmarketentryandsocialinclusion.Horwitzsemancipatoryliberalismisillustratedwithregardtohistoricalandcontemporaryexperiencesofwomensrights.JELCodes:B53,J16,P16Keywords:capital,emancipation,entrepreneurship,institutions,markets,womensrightsI.IntroductionLikemanyofhiscontemporariesinthelatetwentieth-centuryrevivalofAustrianeconomics,StevenHorwitzmadenumerousintellectualcontributionstothestudyofthemarketprocessandtheinstitutionalfoundationsofhumanliberties.Withinthesegenericdomainsofinquiry,hisresearchspecializationswerevastsuchascapitaltheory(Horwitz2000),monetarytheory(Horwitz1992,2008),familyandgender(Horwitz1995,2015a),inequalityandlivingstandards(GelosoandHorwitz2017;Horwitz2015b),andspontaneousordertheory(Horwitz2001).Acommonthreadthroughouthisprolificresearchoutputishiscommitmenttothefundamentaltenetsof*TheauthorthanksBobbiHerzberg(MercatusCenteratGeorgeMasonUniversity)andananonymousrefereefortheirfeedbackonadraftversionofthispaper.
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