The interdisciplinary composition of the MPS deliberately sought by Hayek evidently eased the promotion. [fact]
This 1954 collection (edited by Hayek) was published "by a commercial publisher, with Society support but without its imprimatur" according to Hartwell (1995, 93). He thus freely admits the hiding away of organizational ties between the contributing scholarly individuals. … The historical revisionism in this area, with particular regard to Marxist accounts of the history of industrialization (aiming to contradict claims about a decline in living standards of workers; see Hartwell 1995, 94), played a prominent role in the development discourse as evidenced in Benham's paper. The interdisciplinary composition of the MPS deliberately sought by Hayek evidently eased the promotion of interdiscourses.
Philip Mirowski & Dieter Plehwe (eds.), The Road from Mont Pèlerin, loc. 1344