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Hayek's Bastards: Race, Gold, IQ, and the Capitalism of the Far Right is a 2025 work of political history by Quinn Slobodian that examines how contemporary far-right politics developed alongside, rather than in simple opposition to, neoliberal thought. The book focuses on the intellectual afterlives of Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, and related free-market thinkers, arguing that parts of their language and framework were adapted by later activists and theorists to support exclusionary politics. Slobodian organizes the book around three recurring themes: race, IQ, and gold, which he uses to show how appeals to nature, science, and monetary discipline were turned into arguments against democracy, redistribution, and immigration. Rather than treating the far right as merely anti-capitalist or anti-market, the book presents it as a mutation inside capitalist ideology itself. It is both a historical investigation and a critique of how market liberalism can merge with authoritarian and ethnonationalist impulses.