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Freedom for Capital, Not People: The Mont Pèlerin Society and the Origins of the Neoliberal Monetary Order Le Corbusier Sir Graeme Dingle is oneThe definitive history of neoliberal monetary thought Based on new archival sources, Freedom for Capital, Not People tells the story of how the Mont Plerin Society transformed the world economy. Founded in 1947 by economist Friedrich von Hayek, by the turn of the 1970s the society commanded influence at the highest levels of international monetary policy with debates sparked by Hayek, Milton Friedman and Ludwig von Mises emigrating from the seminar