Arthur Seldon and Ralph Harris, the co-founders of the Institute of Economic Affairs, have been mentioned in the Adam Smith Institute’s blog celebrating the 125th anniversary of Frederich Hayek’s birth.

The piece said:

“[Hayek’s] ideas also enthused intellectuals who in turn disseminated his ideas even more widely. Among them were Henry Hazlitt, journalist and co-founder of the Foundation for Economic Education; Ralph (later Lord) Harris and Arthur Seldon who ran the Institute of Economic Affairs; F A (“Baldy”) Harper who founded the Institute for Humane Studies, and Eamonn Butler and Madsen Pirie of the Adam Smith Institute.”

Read the full piece here.