What makes socialist leadership fundamentally different from democratic leadership? Why do socialist governments often drift toward authoritarian control? In his book The Road to Serfdom, Friedrich Hayek explores how central economic planning creates an impossible need for complete social consensus. This tension between individual interests and collective goals reveals why socialism and democracy struggle to coexist. Keep reading to discover the two main paths that lead socialist governments away from democratic principles and toward authoritarian control.
Socialist Leadership Inevitably Leads Down the Road to Serfdom
