847 INDEX Victor Hugo—tiberty and justice for B all (Powell) 2:109-115 THE FREEMAN Russell Kirk’s economics of permanent VOLUME 46 BAIRD, Charles W. things (Attarian) 4:232-236 Freedom and American labor relations Rose Wilder Lane, Isabel Paterson, JANUARY-DECEMBER law: 1946-1996. 5:299-309 and Ayn Rand (Powell) 5:322-331 1996 Rights, freedom, and rivalry. 10:667-669 John Locke—natural rights to life, Guest editor, October liberty, and property (Powell) 8:577- BAKER, Chris 583 Prepared by Beth A. Hoffman Berton Braley, commercial poet. 8: Thomas Babington Macaulay— 574-576 extraordinary eloquence for liberty and the editorial staff of BANDOW, Doug (Powell) 10:698-705 The Freeman Increasing access to pharmaceuticals. James Madison—checks and balances 2:93-98 to limit government power (Powell) Potomac principles column: 3:173-179 Note: In page references, the number Customer service, government style. Thomas Paine—passionate preceding the colon designates the 1:31-32 pamphleteer for liberty (Powell) 1: month, the numbers following refer to Fifty years of statism. 5:271-273 the pages. Articles have at least three Foreign aid and international crises. Leonard E. Read, the founder and entries—author, title, and subject, except 12:808-810 builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 in a few cases when the title and the In service of a boondoggle. 9:624-626 Alexis de Tocqueville: how people appropriate subject coincide. Books Killing enterprise. 11:736-738 gain liberty and lose it (Powell) 7: reviewed are listed alphabetically by Minimum wage plus. 8:564-566 520-526 author on pages 854-855. The morality of freedom. 3:156-158 Raoul Wallenberg, great angel of Nonessential government. 2:85-87 rescue (Powell) 11:757-766 Private prejudice, private remedy. 7: Mary Wollstonecraft—equal rights for 517-519 women (Powell) 4:225-231 Regulatory overkill. 10:680-682 BLOCK, Walter (co-author). See Ragan; Sports welfare. 6:441-—443 Santoriello. See also Book reviews That taxing time of year again. 4:207- (Simon) A 209 BOETTKE, Peter J. See Book reviews See also Book reviews (Higgs; (Mises) ACTON (Lord)—political power Hummel; Mann and Plummer) BORN again: the resurgence of corrupts (Powell) 6:455-460 Guest editor, February American Prohibition (Lender) 4: ADLER, Jonathan H. See Book reviews BANKING and freedom in the fifty 205-206 (Yandle) years of FEE (Horwitz) 5:310-314 BOUDREAUx, Donald J. AHLSEEN, Mark BARGER, Melvin D. Salvation through the Internet? 11: No, Fred, there is no free enterprise— From Leonard Read: a legacy of 719-720 at least not here. 2:83-84 principles. 5:355-359 BOUDREAUXx, Donald J. and ALLEN, Candace A. and Lee, BASTIAT (Frederic), liberty, and The Macaulay, Hugh S. Dwight R. Law (Richman) 5:403-406 Competition and cooperation. 3:152- A good conversation and the BATEMARCO, Robert 154 marketplace. 10:663-666 The literature of liberty. 5:393-399 BOUDREAUx, Karol The business-ethics quagmire. 1:33-36 AMERICA we lost (Pei) 3:132-133 See also Book reviews (Johnson and BOUSTEAD, Thomas AMERICA’S other democracy Pazderka; Pollock; Scammell; Home, home on the Internet. 11:721- (Peterson) 3:146-147 Skousen) 723 AMERICORPS BELLANTE, Don. See Book reviews BOVARD, James In service of a boondoggle (Bandow) (Thurow) Seizure fever: the war on property 9:624-626 BRALEY, Berton, commercial poet rights. 1:6-13 ANCIENT lessons (Maccaro) 8:555-556 (Baker) 8:574-576 Teachers unions: are the schools run ANDERSON, Maxwell BETHEL, J. David for them? 7:497-500 The guaranteed life. 3:141-143 Global warming: not an immediate BOYS Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6:426- ANOTHER shocking reversal in problem. 12:803-807 430 macroeconomics (Skousen) 2:116- BIDINOTTO, Robert James BRICKER Amendment, short history of 117 From liberalism to tribalism. 1:46-47 (Woods) 4:200-204 ARAB terrorism: causes and cure Paved with good intentions. 2:100-101 BRIGHT side of failure (Ragan and (McGee) 12:810-812 BIG labor and big government Block) 10:687-690 ASIA (Kerrigan) 8:561-563 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews How real is the Asian economic BILLINGSLEY, K. L. (Sciabarra) miracle? (Skousen) 7:527-529 Freedom, militias, and the violence BROWN, Montgomery B. See Book AT&T BIOGinRhAerPeHntI CiAn Lth e sskyesttcehme.s 2:98-99 BUILrDevIiNeGws c(oOdlea skbyl)u es (Saltzman) 1:14- Creative destruction—again (Laband Lord Acton—political power corrupts 18 and Wells) 4:210-212 (Powell) 6:455-—460 BUSINESS Free-market economics in a phone Bastiat, liberty, and The Law Does big mean bad? the economic booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 (Richman) 5:403-406 power of corporations (Mathews) Two cases of press malpractice Berton Braley, commercial poet 2:77-79 (Machan) 9:605-607 (Baker) 8:574-576 Entrepreneur as a defender of liberty ATTARIAN, John Frank Chodorov: champion of liberty (Livingston) 9:627-630 Russell Kirk’s economics of (Steelman) 12:798-802 Social function of Mr. Henry Ford permanent things. 4:232-236 Charles James Fox, valiant voice for (Heath) 11:731-733 See also Book reviews (Babbitt; Beard; liberty (Powell) 9:631-638 When entrepreneurs become victims Frei and Nef; Myers) William Ewart Gladstone: great (Groff) 7:504-506 AUSTRIANS vs. the Chicago School, campaigns for peace and freedom BUSINESS-ethics quagmire (K. part III (Skousen) 12:836-—837 (Powell) 12:827-835 Boudreaux) 1:33-36 848 THE FREEMAN e DECEMBER 1996 CREATIVE destruction—again (Laband What do you make of this graph? C and Wells) 4:210-212 (Skousen) 3:180-182 CULTIVATING dissent: wetlands Who is Henry Spearman? (Skousen) CAPLAN, Bryan regulators down on the farm 6:461-462 Freedom and happiness. 1:37-41 (Porter) 2:88-90 See also Markets. CARDIFF, Chris CUSTOMER service, government style EDUCATION Education: what about the poor? 7: (Bandow) 1:31-32 Classical libertarian compromises on 494-496 CUTTING marginal tax rates: evidence state education (West) 10:652—657 CAROLAN, Matthew. See Book reviews from the 1920s (Smiley) 10:674-677 Government licensing: the enemy of (Bailey; Crane; P. Johnson; Machan employment (Yates) 7:501-503 and Rasmussen) How to separate school and state: a CARSON, Clarence B. The world in the grip of an idea primer (Dewey) 7:480-—485 revisited. 5:253-259 Kicking the habit (Schmidt) 7:479 See also Book reviews (Brookhiser) DA VEE, Mark Mixing public and private (Reed) 7: CASE for invalidating the welfare state Defining justice. 8:566-567 486-487 (Kochan) 2:72-74 DEFINING justice (Da Vee) 8:566-567 Restoring parental responsibility for CASE for the free market DENNIS, William C. See Book reviews education (Fritz) 7:476-—479 (Chamberlain) 5:401-402 (Meyer) Spread of education before CHAMBERLAIN, John DEN UYL, Doug. See Book reviews compulsion: Britain and America in The case for the free market. 5:401-402 (Machan) the nineteenth century (West) 7: CHODOROYV, Frank: champion of DeROSA, Neil. See Book reviews 488-493 liberty (Steelman) 12:798-802 (Duesberg) Teachers unions: are the schools run CIVIL rights socialism (Rockwell) DEWEY, Douglas for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 5:290-294 How to separate school and state: a What about the poor? (Cardiff) 7:494- CLARK, J.R. primer. 7:480-485 496 Managing dissonance in the iron DiLORENZO, Thomas J. Why not separate school and state? triangle. 10:693-697 Predatory unionism. 1:21-28 (Read) 7:493 CLASSICAL economists, good or bad? See also Book reviews (Sowell) EDUCATION and the free society 10:706-707 Guest editor, January (Roche) 5:279-282 CLASSICAL libertarian compromises on DOES big mean bad? the economic EILER, Dorothea M. state education (West) 10:652-657 power of corporations (Mathews) How government destroys jobs for CLEVELAND, Grover: my kind of 2:77-79 poor women. 6:453-454 president (Reed) 3:144-145 CLITES, Roger M. DORN, James A. ELECTRIC car seduction (Reed) 11: Why it matters. 3:162 Ending tax socialism. 11:747-748 724-725 COGNITIVE dissonance The rise of government and the ENDING tax socialism (Dorn) 11:747- Managing dissonance in the iron decline of morality. 3:136-140 748 triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 DUFFY, Jeffry W. ENTREPRENEUR as a defender of COMMERCE clause: putting back the Liberty, government, and the rule of liberty (Livingston) 9:627—630 framers’ intent (Hagen) 12:813-816 law (excerpt). 1:42-43 ENVIRONMENT, environmentalism COMMUNICATION Cultivating dissent: wetlands regulators Freedom and language (Skoble) 9: down on the farm (Porter) 2:88-90 602-604 Externalities and the environment Free-market economics in a phone E (Santoriello and Block) 11:755-757 booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 ECONOMIC costs of sexual harassment Electric car seduction (Reed) 11:724- Good conversation and the (Larson) 8:568-573 725 marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: ECONOMIC development Global warming: not an immediate 663-666 Perversion of economic development problem (Bethel) 12:803-—807 Home, home on the Internet (Reed) 2:75-76 Prosperity without pollution (Boustead) 11:721-723 ECONOMIC foundations of freedom (Semmens) 3:168-172 Obscenity: the case for a free market (Mises) 5:315-319 ENVIRONMENTAL protection: the in free speech (Harris) 9:610-615 ECONOMICS, economic theory new socialism? (Shaw) 5:295-298 Salvation through the Internet? (Boudreaux) 11:719-720 Another shocking reversal in ESTABROOK, Matthew R. Virtual liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 macroeconomics (Skousen) 2:-116- Virtual liberty. 2:80-82 Virtues of free speech (Turiano) 9: 117 EXTERNALITIES and the environment 621-623 Austrians vs. the Chicago School, part (Santoriello and Block) 11:755-757 Who put the e in e-mail? (Rogers) III (Skousen) 12:836-837 9:616-617 Classical economists, good or bad? See also Media. 10:706-707 COMPETITION Fifty years of FEE—fifty years of F Creaantdi veW eldless)t r4u:c2t1i0o-n2—1a2g ain (Laband p(rKoigrrzensesr ) in5 :A2u8s3t-r2i8a9n economics FALLACIES of uncritical Free-market economics in a phone Good news: textbook macro model multiculturalism (Machan) 3:134- booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 rejected! (Skousen) 1:54-55 135 Virtues of competition (Leef) 7:513-516 I, pencil (Read) 5:274-278 FARAH, Joseph (co-author). See Pombo COMPETITION and cooperation (D. Russell Kirk’s economics of permanent FEE (The Foundation for Economic Boudreaux and Macaulay) 3:152- things (Attarian) 4:232-236 Education)—fiftieth anniversary 154 New Keynesians finally reject Keynes’s FEE and the climate of opinion CONSUMER information and the “general” theory. 9:639-641 (Greaves) 5:337-345 calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780- On Keynes as a practical economist FEE: a lighthouse for freedom (Reed) 786 (Simon) 8:548 5:346-347 CORDATO, Roy. See Book reviews One graph says it all (Skousen) 5:320- Fifty years of FEE—fifty years of (Adler) 321 progress in Austrian economics COURAGE to try (Orlowski) 8:549-550 SimEconomics (White) 11:716-718 (Kirzner) 5:283-289 INDEX 1996 849 FEE, continued FREEMAN: ideas on liberty (Poirot) 5: GOVERNMENT’S hostile takeover Foundation for Economic Education: 371-374 (Keating) 10:678-679 success or failure? (Rogge) 5:380-385 FRENCH, Douglas E. See Book GREAVES, Bettina Bien Freeman: ideas on liberty (Poirot) 5: Reviews (Deane and Pringle; Sloan) FEE and the climate of opinion. 5: 371-374 FRITZ, Marshall 337-345 Function of The Freeman (Hazlitt) 5: Restoring parental responsibility for See also Book reviews (Sereny) 375-378 education. 7:476-479 GREENWOOD, Bowen H. See Book Moral dimension of FEE (North) 5: “FROM each according to his reviews (LaPierre) 362-368 abilities . . .” (Shelly) 3:155 GROFF, Patrick Onward still (H F. Sennholz) 5:332- FROM liberalism to tribalism When entrepreneurs become victims. 336 (Bidinotto) 1:46-47 7:504-506 Leonard Read, the founder and FROM Leonard Read: a legacy of GUARANTEED life (Anderson) 3:141- builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 principles (Barger) 5:355-359 143 From Leonard Read: A legacy of FULDA, Joseph S. principles (Barger) 5:355-359 Liberty and privacy: connections. 12: FIFTY years of FEE—fifty years of 817-818 H progress in Austrian economics FUNCTION of The Freeman (Hazlitt) (Kirzner) 5:283-289 5:375-378 HAGEN, Eric W. FIFTY years of statism (Bandow) 5:271- Putting the framers’ intent back into 273 the commerce clause. 12:813-816 FLAT tax: simplicity desimplified HAPPINESS (Garrison) 10:670-674 Freedom and happiness (Caplan) 1: FOLDVARY, Fred. See Book reviews GARRISON, Roger W. 37-41 (Mixon) The flat tax: simplicity desimplified. Individual happiness and the minimal FOLSOM, Burton W. See Book reviews 10:670-674 state (Younkins) 10:691-692 (Teske, Best, and Mintrom) GLADSTONE, William Ewart: great HARRIS, T. Franklin, Jr. FOR appearance’s sake (Saltzman) 11: campaigns for peace and freedom Obscenity: the case for a free market 749-753 (Powell) 12:827-835 in free speech. 9:610-615 FOREIGN aid and international crises GLOBAL warming: not an immediate HAYEK, F.A., ideas of (Bandow) 12:808-810 problem (Bethel) 12:803-807 Consumer information and the FOX, Charles James, valiant voice for GLOBALISM and sovereignty: a short calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780- liberty (Powell) 9:631-638 history of the Bricker Amendment 786 FREE-MARKET economics in a phone (Woods) 4:200-204 A good conversation and the booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 GOLD, Stephen marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: FREEDOM How high a price for civilization? 2: 663-666 America we lost (Pei) 3:132-133 68-70 Liberty, government, and the rule of Economic foundations of freedom GOOD conversation and the law (Duffy) 1:42-43 (Mises) 5:315-319 marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: Nullifying the rule of law (Pulliam) Entrepreneur as a defender of liberty 663-666 3:160-162 (Livingston) 9:627-630 GOODMAN, John C. HAZLITT, Henry Historian Paul Johnson on American The Vatican and the market. 10:658- The function of The ‘Freeman. 5:375-378 liberty (Freeman interview) 6:420-425 660 Private enterprise regained. 3:166-—167 How much do you know about liberty? GOVERNMENT, theory and practice HEALTH care (a quiz) 6:463; 470-472 Customer service, government style Increasing access to pharmaceuticals Liberty and privacy: connections (Bandow) 1:31-32 (Bandow) 2:93-98 (Fulda) 12:817-818 Fifty years of statism (Bandow) 5:271- HEATH, Spencer Liberty and responsibility: inseparable 273 The social function of Mr. Henry ideals (More) 7:507-509 Individual happiness and the minimal Ford. 11:731-733 Liberty, government, and the rule of state (Younkins) 10:691-692 HIGGS, Robert law (Duffy) 1:42-43 Losing freedom costs a lot (Semmens) The welfare state: promising Little erosion of liberty (Reed) 1:19- 5:267-270 protection in an age of anxiety. 5: 20 James Madison—checks and balances: 260-266 Losing freedom costs a lot (Semmens) to limit government power (Powell) Guest editor, December 5:267-270 3:173-179 HINOTE, Bill Making the case for liberty stick Managing dissonance in the iron I was a victim of union violence. 6: (Reed) 12:790-791 triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 450-452 Our most precious resource (Zarbin) Most outrageous government waste HISTORIAN Paul Johnson on 11:754-755 (Schatz) 6:444-446 American liberty (interview) 6:420- Perspectives on capitalism and Nonessential government (Bandow) 425 freedom (Younkins) 12:794-796 2:85-87 HOME, home on the Internet Rights, freedom, and rivalry (Baird) Proper scope of democracy (Machan) (Boustead) 11:721-723 10:667-669 1:29-30 HOOKED on Phonics, See When Virtual liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 Red-lining the federal government entrepreneurs become victims War and liberty in American history budget (Timberlake) 11:734-735 (Groff) 7:504-506 (Riddle) 2:102-108 Southern tradition: implications for HOPPE, Hans-Hermann. See Book FREEDOM and American labor modern decentralism (Woods) 12: reviews (Ebeling and Hornberger) relations law: 1946-1996 (Baird) 819-822 HORWITZ, Steven 5:299-309 Wanted: A line between public and Banking and freedom in the fifty years FREEDOM and happiness (Caplan) 1: private (Reed) 8:551-552 of FEE. 5:310-314 37-41 Why it matters (Clites) 3:162 Liberty and the domain of self- FREEDOM and language (Skoble) 9: Why some federal jobs should be interest. 11:726-730 602-604 abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 HOW government destroys jobs for poor FREEDOM, militias, and the violence See also REGULATION women (Eiler) 6:453-454 inherent in the system (Billingsley) GOVERNMENT licensing: the enemy HOW high a price for civilization? 2:98-99 of employment (Yates) 7:501-503 (Gold) 2:68-70 850 THE FREEMAN e¢ DECEMBER 1996 HOW much do you know about liberty? LENDER, Mark Edward (a quiz) 6:463; 470-472 K Born again: the resurgence of HOW real is the Asian economic American Prohibition. 4:205-206 miracle? (Skousen) 7:527-529 KAZA, Greg LESSONS for welfare reformers (Reed) HOW to separate school and state: a The U.S. presidents and the money 6:434-435 primer (Dewey) 7:480-485 issue. 4:220-224 LIBERTY. See Freedom HOW Walter Turnbull inspires self-help KEATING, Raymond J. LIBERTY and privacy: connections at the Boys Choir of Harlem Government’s hostile takeover. 10: (Fulda) 12:817-818 (Manley) 6:426-430 678-679 LIBERTY and the domain of self- HUEMER, Michael The New York City guide to interest (Horwitz) 11:726-730 On the need for social coercion. 1:43- destroying an economy. 8:540-544 LIBERTY and responsibility: 45 Original intent and the income tax. inseparable ideals (More) 7:507-509 HUGO, Victor—liberty and justice for 2:70-71 LIBERTY, government, and the rule of Warning: OSHA can be hazardous to law (Duffy) 1:42-43 all (Powell) 2:109-115 your health. 3:163-165 LIGGIO, Leonard P. See Book reviews See also Book reviews (Buchholz; (Belloc) Gallarotti; Gates; Gilder; Gross; S. LIN, Daniel I Lee; Millman) Is Social Security pro-family? 2:91-92 Guest editor, August LITERATURE of liberty (Opitz and I was a victim of union violence (Hinote) KERRIGAN, Karen Batemarco) 5:393-399 6:450-452 Big labor and big government. 8:561- LITTLE erosion of liberty (Reed) 1:19-20 I, pencil (Read) 5:274-278 563 LIVINGSTON, Felix R. IMMIGRATION. See Why our company KEYNES, John Maynard, as a practical The entrepreneur as a defender of needs immigrants (Maibach) 6:431- economist (Simon) 8:548 liberty. 9:627-630 433 KICKING the habit (Schmidt) 7:479 LOCKE, John—natural rights to life, IN service of a boondoggle (Bandow) KILLING enterprise (Bandow) 11:736- liberty, property (Powell) 8:577-583 9:624-626 738 LOSING freedom costs a lot (Semmens) INCOME, wealth KIRK, Russell: economics of permanent 5:267-270 Inequality of wealth and incomes things (Attarian) 4:232-236 (Mises) 3:148-151 KIRZNER, Israel M. Why wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 Fifty years of FEE—fifty years of INCREASING access to progress in Austrian economics. 5: pharmaceuticals (Bandow) 2:93-98 283-289 MACAULAY, Hugh (co-author) See INCREDIBLE regulatory follies KOCHAN, Donald J. Boudreaux, Donald J. (Reiland) 8:553-555 Taking taxes: the case for invalidating MACAULAY, Thomas INDIVIDUAL happiness and the the welfare state. 2:72-74 Babington— extraordinary minimal state (Younkins) 10:691-692 eloquence for liberty (Powell) 10: INEQUALITY of wealth and incomes 698-705 (Mises) 3:148-151 L MACCARO, James A. INSURANCE: true and false (Rockwell) Ancient lessons. 8:555-556 4:196-199 LABAND, David N. and Wells, John M. MACHAN, Tibor R. INTERNATIONAL relations Creative destruction—again. 4:210- Fallacies of uncritical multiculturalism. Arab terrorism: causes and cure 212 3:134-135 (McGee) 12:810-812 LABOR, labor unions The proper scope of democracy. 1:29- Foreign aid and international crises Big labor and big government 30 (Bandow) 12:808-810 (Kerrigan) 8:561-563 Two cases of press malpractice. 9:605- Globalism and sovereignty: a short Freedom and American labor relations 607 history of the Bricker Amendment law: 1946-1996 (Baird) 5:299-309 Why some federal jobs should be (Woods) 4:200-204 I was a victim of union violence abolished. 10:682-683 INTERNET. See Communication (Hinote) 6:450-452 Guest editor, September INTERVIEW with Paul Johnson 6:420- Minimum wage plus (Bandow) 8:564- MACK, Eric 566 What is multiculturalism? 10:684-687 425 Predatory unionism (DiLorenzo) 1:21- MADDEN, Russell IS the public served by the public interest 28 Rejecting responsibility. 7:510-512 standard? (Thierer) 9:618-620 Teachers unions: are the schools run See also Book reviews (Branden; IS Social Security pro-family? (Lin) 2: for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 Koontz) 91-92 Why wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 MADISON, James—checks and LANE, Rose Wilder, Isabel Paterson, balances to limit government power and Ayn Rand: three women who (Powell) 3:173-179 inspired the modern libertarian MAIBACH, Michael C. movement (Powell) 5:322-331 Why our company needs immigrants. JACK the radical (Segerdal) 4:213-217 LARSON, Elizabeth 6:431-433 JOHNSON, Paul, on American liberty The economic costs of sexual MAKING the case for liberty stick (Freeman interview) 6:420-425 harassment. 8:568-573 (Reed) 12:790-791 JOHNSON, Jennifer LAW enforcement by deceit?: MALTSEV, Yuri. See Book reviews Law enforcement by deceit?: entrapment and due process (Mau) entrapment and due process (Johnson) 11:739-741 MANAGING dissonance in the iron 11:739-741 LEE, Dwight R. triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 JURY nullification The market didn’t do it. 12:787-789 MANION, Clarence Nullifying the rule of law (Pulliam) See also Book reviews (Hayek) Legalized immorality. 3:158-159 3:160-162 LEE, Dwight R. (co-author). See Allen MANLEY, Marisa JUSTICE LEEF, George C. How Walter Turnbull inspires self- Defining justice (Da Vee) 8:566-567 The virtues of competition. 7:513-516 help at the Boys Choir of Harlem. Law enforcement by deceit?: See also Book reviews (Fischel) 6:426-430 entrapment and due process LEGALIZED immorality (Manion) 3: Why laws backfire. 8:545-547 (Johnson) 11:739-741 158-159 MARKET didn’t do it (Lee) 12:787-789 INDEX 1996 851 MARKETS, marketplace PAYNE, James L. See Book reviews America’s other democracy (Peterson) N (Eggers and O’Leary; Herbert) 3:146-147 PEI, Mario A. Case for the free market NASH, Ronald H. See Book reviews The America we lost. 3:132-133 (Chamberlain) 5:401-402 (Paul, Miller, and Paul) PERSPECTIVES on capitalism and Good conversation and the market- NELSON, Robert H. See Book reviews freedom (Younkins) 12:794-796 place (Allen and Lee) 10:663-666 (Hagen and Worman) PERVERSION of economic Speculator talks about free markets NEW Keynesians finally reject Keynes’s development (Reed) 2:75-76 (Niederhoffer) 6:436-438 “general” theory (Skousen) 9:639- PETERSON, William H. Vatican and the free market 641 America’s other democracy. 3:146-147 (Goodman) 10:658-660 NEW York City guide to destroying an See also Book reviews (Armey; MARZULLA, Nancie G. economy (Keating) 8:540-544 Bovard; Hartwell; Hazlitt; Mitchell; Today’s fight for property rights. 6: NIEDERHOFFER, Victor Roberts and Stratton) 447-449 A speculator talks about free markets. Guest editor, March MATHEWS, Don 6:436-438 PLYMOUTH Colony: Private enterprise Does big mean bad? the economic NO, Fred, there is no free enterprise—at regained (Hazlitt) 3:166-167 power of corporations. 2:77-79 least not here (Ahiseen) 2:83-84 POIROT, Paui L. McCARTHY, Sarah J. NOBEL Prize: Who deserved the Nobel The Freeman: ideas on liberty. 5:371- The sexual harassment lemon law. 12: Prize? (Skousen) 4:238-240 374 823-824 NONESSENTIAL government POLLUTION. See Environment McGEE, Robert W. (Bandow) 2:85-87 POMBO, Richard and Farah, Joseph Arab terrorism: causes and cure. 12: NORTH, Gary A property rights parable for city 810-812 The moral dimension of FEE. 5:362- dwellers. 12:825-826 MEDIA 368 PORTER, David J. Is the public served by the public NULLIFYING the rule of law (Pulliam) Cultivating dissent: wetlands regulators interest standard? (Thierer) 9:618- 3:160-162 down on the farm. 2:88-90 620 POWELL, Jim Must the news media be inimical to Lord Acton—political power corrupts. freedom? (Richman) 9:596-601 6:455-460 Two cases of press malpractice Charles James Fox, valiant voice for (Machan) 9:605-607 OBSCENITY: the case for a free market liberty. 9:631-638 Why mass media mergers are in free speech (Harris) 9:610-615 William Ewart Gladstone’s great ON Keynes as a practical economist campaigns for peace and freedom. meaningless (Thierer) 1:4-5 (Simon) 8:548 12:827-835 MINIMUM wage plus (Bandow) 8:564- ON the need for social coercion Victor Hugo—liberty and justice for 566 (Huemer) 1:43-45 all. 2:109-115 MISES, Ludwig von ONE graph says it all (Skousen) 5:320- Rose Wilder Lane, Isabel Paterson, The economic foundations of freedom. 321 and Ayn Rand: three women who 5:315-319 ONE-MINUTE shed (Smith) 8:559-560 inspired the libertarian movement. Inequality of wealth and incomes. 3: ONWARD still (H. F. Sennholz) 5:332- 5:322-331 148-151 336 John Locke—natural rights to life, MIXING public and private (Reed) 7: OPITZ, Edmund A. liberty, and property. 8:577-583 486-487 The literature of liberty. 5:393-399 Thomas Babington Macaulay— MONEY OPTIMISM, a vote for (Reed) 4:218- extraordinary eloquence for liberty Banking and freedom in the fifty years 219 10:698-705 of FEE (Horwitz) 5:310-314 ORIENT, Jane M. See Book reviews James Madison—Checks and balances U.S. presidents and the money issue (Anderson and Hill) to limit government power. 3:173- (Kaza) 4:220-224 ORIGINAL intent and the income tax 179 MORAL dimension of FEE (North) 5: (Keating) 2:70-71 Thomas Paine—passionate 362-368 ORLOWSKI, Frank pamphleteer for liberty. 1:48-53 MORALITY, ethics The courage to try. 8:549-550 Alexis de Tocqueville: how people Business-ethics quagmire (K. OSHA can be hazardous to your health gain liberty and lose it. 7:520-526 Boudreaux) 1:33-36 (Keating) 3:163-165 Raoul Wallenberg, great angel of Legalized immorality (Manion) 3:158- OUR most precious resource (Zarbin) rescue. 11:757-766 159 11:754-755 Mary Wollstonecraft—equal rights for Rise of government and the decline of women. 4:225-231 morality (Dorn) 3:136-140 Guest editor, June Why some federal jobs should be PREDATORY unionism (DiLorenzo) abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 P-Q 1:21-28 MORALITY of freedom (Bandow) 3: PAINE, Thomas—passionate PRICES, price system 156-158 pamphleteer for liberty (Powell) 1: A good conversation and the MORE, Max 48-53 marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: Liberty and responsibility: inseparable PASOUR, E.C., Jr. 663-666 ideals. 7:507-S09 Consumer information and the Salvation through the Internet? MOST outrageous government waste calculation debate. 12:780-786 (Boudreaux) 11:719-720 (Schatz) 6:444-446 See also Book reviews (Avery) PRIVATE enterprise regained (Hazlitt) MULTICULTURALISM PATERSON, Isabel. See Three women 3:166-167 Fallacies of uncritical multiculturalism who inspired the modern libertarian PRIVATE prejudice, private remedy (Machan) 3:134-135 movement (Powell) 5:322-331 (Bandow) 7:517-519 What is multiculturalism? (Mack) 10: PAUL, Ron. See Book reviews (Freeman PRIVATE property 684-687 Classics) Building code blues (Saltzman) 1:14- MURRAY, Philip R. See Book reviews PAVED with good intentions 18 (Lynch and Rothchild) (Bidinotto) 2:100-101 For appearance’s sake (Saltzman) 11: MUST the news media be inimical to PAVLIK, Gregory 749-753 freedom? (Richman) 9:596-601 See Book reviews (Kauffman) Home, home on the Internet MY kind of president (Reed) 3:144-145 Guest editor, April (Boustead) 11:721-723 852 THE FREEMAN e DECEMBER 1996 Private property, continued Government licensing: the enemy of SANTORIELLO, Andrea and Block, Property rights parable for city employment (Yates) 7:501-503 Walter dwellers (Pombo and Farah) 12: Increasing access to pharmaceuticals Externalities and the environment. 11: 825-826 (Bandow) 2:93-98 755-757 Seizure fever: the war on property Incredible regulatory follies (Reiland) SAVAS, E.S. See Book Reviews rights (Bovard) 1:6-13 8:553-555 (Anderson and Hill; Reed) Today’s fight for property rights Insurance: true and false (Rockwell) SCHATZ, Thomas A. (Marzulla) 6:447-449 4:196-199 Most outrageous government waste. PRIVATIZATION revolution (Reed) Killing enterprise (Bandow) 11:736- 6444-446 10:661-662 738 SCHMIDT, Paul PROHIBITION. See Born again: The No, Fred, there is no free enterprise— Kicking the habit. 7:479 resurgence of American Prohibition at least not here (Ahlseen) 2:83-84 SECURITY, government-guaranteed (Lender) 4:205-206 One-minute shed (Smith) 8:559-560 Bright side of failure (Ragan and PROPER scope of democracy (Machan) Punitive welfare state (Sokolin) 6:439- Block) 10:687-690 1:29-30 440 Guaranteed life (Anderson) 3:141-143 PROPERTY rights parable for city Warning: OSHA can be hazardous to Welfare state: promising protection in dwellers (Pombo and Farah) 12: your health (Keating) 3:163-165 an age of anxiety (Higgs) 5:260-266 825-826 Why laws backfire (Manley) 8:545-547 SEGERDAL, Alastair PROPERTY rights. See private property REGULATORY overkill (Bandow) 10: Jack the radical. 4:213-217 PROSPERITY without pollution 680-682 SEIZURE fever: the war on property (Semmens) 3:168-172 REILAND, Ralph R. rights (Bovard) 1:6-13 PULLIAM, Mark S. Nullifying the rule of law. 3:160-162 The incredible regulatory follies. 8: SELF-HELP PUNITIVE welfare state (Sokolin) 6: 553-555 Courage to try (Orlowski) 8:549-550 439-440 REJECTING responsibility (Madden) How Walter Turnbull inspires self- PUTTING the framers’ intent back into 7:510-512 help at the Boys Choir of Harlem the commerce clause (Hagen) 12: RESPONSIBILITY, individual (Manley) 6:426-430 813-816 Liberty and responsibility: inseparable SELF-INTEREST: Liberty and the QUEBEC: why it matters (Clites) 3:162 ideals (More) 7:507-S509 domain of self-interest (Horwitz) Rejecting responsibility (Madden) 7: 11:726-730 510-512 SEMMENS, John R RESTORING parental responsibility for Losing freedom costs a lot. 5:267-270 education (Fritz) 7:476-479 Prosperity without pollution. 3:168- RACIAL prejudice. See Private REVIVING a civil society (Reed) 172 prejudice, private remedy (Bandow) 9:608-—609 See also Book reviews (Adams; Roth) 7:517-S19 RICHMAN, Sheldon SENNHOLZ, Hans F. RAGAN, Matthew and Walter Block Bastiat, Liberty, and The Law. 5:403- Onward still. 5:332-336 The bright side of failure. 10:687-690 406 Notes from FEE: RAND, Ayn. See Three women who Must the news media be inimical to Against the stream (April) inspired the modern libertarian freedom? 9:596-601 Economic ends and means (Oct.) movement (Powell) 5:322-331 Guest editor, July Growing income disparity (Sept.) READ, Leonard E. RIDDLE, Wesley Allen Inscrutable freedom (June) I, pencil. 5:274-278 War and liberty in American history. Is inflation dead? (August) Why not separate school and state? 2:102-108 Jobs and trade (July) 7:493 See also Book reviews (Gingrich; Looking back (March) READ, Leonard, ideas of Kennedy and Kennedy) Machiavellian politics (Feb.) From Leonard Read: a legacy of RIGHTS, freedom, and rivalry (Baird) Ruinous litigation (Jan.) principles (Barger) 5:355-359 10:667-669 Sweatshops for the new world order Leonard Read, the founder and RISE of government and the decline of (Nov.) builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 morality (Dorn) 3:136-140 Two yardsticks of morality (Dec.) RED-LINING the federal government ROBBINS, John. See Book reviews See also Book reviews (Mises) budget (Timberlake) 11:734-735 (Williams) SENNHOLZ, Mary REED, Lawrence W. ROCHE, George Leonard Read, the founder and The electric car seduction. 11:724-725 Education and the free society. 5:279- builder. 5:348-354 FEE: a lighthouse for freedom. 5:346- 282 SEXUAL harassment, economic costs of 347 ROCKWELL, Llewellyn H., Jr. (Larson) 8:568-573 Lessons for welfare reformers. 6:434- Civil rights socialism. 5:290-294 SEXUAL harassment lemon law A little erosion of liberty. 1:19-20 Insurance: true and false. 4:196-199 (McCarthy) 12:823-824 Making the case for liberty stick. 12: ROGERS, A.M. SHANNON, Russell 790-791 Who put the e in e-mail? 9:616-617 Free-market economics in a phone Mixing public and private 7:486-487 ROGGE, Benjamin A. booth. 12:792-793 My kind of president. 3:144-145 The Foundation for Economic See also Book reviews (Innes; The perversion of economic Education: success or failure? 5: C. Johnson; McCarthy) development. 2:75-76 380-385 SHAW, Jane S. The privatization revolution. 10:661- Environmental protection: the new 662 socialism? 5:295-298 Reviving a civil society. 9:608-609 See also Book reviews (Pendley; A vote for optimism. 4:218-219 Sowell) Wanted: a line between public and SABRIN, Murray. See Book Reviews SHELLY, Thomas J. private. 8:551-552 (Henderson) “From each according to his REGULATION, government SALTZMAN, James D. abilities . . .” 3:155 Building code blues (Saltzman) 1:14- Building code blues. 1:14-18 SIMECONOMICS (White) 11:716-718 18 For appearance’s sake. 11:749-753 SIMON, Julian L. For appearance’s sake (Saltzman) 11: SALVATION through the Internet? On Keynes as a practical economist. 749-753 (Boudreaux) 11:719-720 8:548 INDEX 1996 853 SINGER, Jeffrey A. See Book reviews STEELMAN, Aaron WALLENBERG, Raoul, great angel of (Oldham) Frank Chodorov: champion of liberty. rescue (Powell) 11:757-766 SINGLE policy change—double 12:798-802 WALTERS, Stephen J. K. See Book economic growth? (Skousen) 11: reviews (Ehrenhalt) 767-768 WANTED: A line between public and SKOBLE, Aeon James private (Reed) 8:551-552 Freedom and language. 9:602-604 WAR and liberty in American history SKOUSEN, Mark TAKING taxes: case for invalidating the (Riddle) 2:102—108 Another shocking reversal in welfare state (Kochan) 2:72-74 WARNING: OSHA can be hazardous to macroeconomics. 2:116-117 TAXES, taxation your health (Keating) 3:163-165 Austrians vs. the Chicago School, part Ancient lessons (Maccaro) 8:555-556 WATKINS, William J., Jr. See Book III. 12:836-837 Cutting marginal tax rates: evidence reviews (Banning; Kirk) Classical economists, good or bad? from the 1920s (Smiley) 10:674-—677 WEIDENBAUM, Murray. See Book 10:706-707 Ending tax socialism (Dorn) 11:747- reviews (Hayek) Good news: textbook macro model 748 WEINKOPF, Chris. See Book reviews rejected! 1:54-55 Flat tax: simplicity desimplified (Longman) How real is the Asian economic (Garrison) 10:670-—674 WELFARE, welfare state miracle? 7:527-529 Government’s hostile takeover Case for invalidating the welfare state New Keynesians finally reject Keynes’s (Keating) 10:678-679 (Kochan) 2:72-74 “general” theory. 9:639-641 How high a price for civilization? Lessons for welfare reformers (Reed) One graph says it all. 5:320-321 (Gold) 2:68-70 6:434-435 Single policy change—double New York City guide to destroying an Punitive welfare state (Sokolin) 6:439- economic growth? 11:767-768 economy (Keating) 8:540-544 440 What do you make of this graph? 3: Original intent and the income tax Sports welfare (Bandow) 6:441-—443 180-182 (Keating) 2:70-71 Thielicke on the modern welfare state Who deserved the Nobel Prize? That taxing time of year again (Walker) 8:557-559 4:238-240 (Bandow) 4:207-209 WELFARE state: promising protection Who is Henry Spearman? 6:461-462 TEACHERS unions: are the schools run in an age of anxiety (Higgs) 5:260- Why wages rise. 8:584-586 for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 266 SLAVERY, why not? (Sparks) 11:742- THAT taxing time of year again WELLS, John M. (co-author) See 746 (Bandow) 4:207-209 Laband SMILEY, Gene THIELICKE, Helmut, on the modern WEST, Edwin G. Cutting marginal tax rates: evidence welfare state (Walker) 8:557-559 Classical libertarian compromises on from the 1920s. 10:674-677 THIERER, Adam D. state education. 10:652-657 SMITH, Donald G. Is the public served by the public The spread of education before The one-minute shed. 8:559-560 interest standard? 9:618-—620 compulsion: Britain and America in SOCIAL Security Why mass media mergers are the nineteenth century. 7:488-—493 Is Social Security pro-family? (Lin) meaningless. 1:4-5 WHAT do you make of this graph? 2:91-92 TIMBERLAKE, Richard (Skousen) 3:180-182 Single policy change—double Red-lining the federal government WHAT is multiculturalism? (Mack) 10: economic growth? (Skousen) 11: 767-768 budget. 11:734-735 684-687 SOCIAL function of Mr. Henry Ford TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de (Powell) WHEN entrepreneurs become victims (Heath) 11:731-733 7:520-526 (Groff) 7:504-506 SOCIALISM TODAY’ S fight for property rights WHITE, Lawrence H. Civil rights socialism (Rockwell) 5: (Marzulla) 6:447-449 SimEconomics. 11:716-718 290-294 TURIANO, Mark Guest editor, Novémber Consumer information and the The virtues of free speech. 9:621-623 WHO deserved the Nobel Prize? calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780- TURNBULL, Walter: self-help at the (Skousen) 4:238-240 786 Boys Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6: WHO is Henry Spearman? (Skousen) “From each according to his 426-430 6:461-462 abilities . . .” (Shelly) 3:155 TWO cases of press malpractice WHO put the e in e-mail. (Rogers) 9: Jack the radical (Segerdal) 4:213-217 (Machan) 9:605-607 616-617 World in the grip of an idea revisited WHY it matters (Clites) 3:162 (Carson) 5:253-259 WHY laws backfire (Manley) 8:545-547 SOCIETY, social attitudes U-V WHY mass media mergers are On the need for social coercion meaningless (Thierer) 1:4-5 (Huemer) 1:43-45 U.S. presidents and the money issue WHY not separate school and state? Paved with good intentions (Bidinotto) (Kaza) 4:220-224 (Read) 7:493 2:100-101 VANCE, Laurence M. See Book reviews WHY not slavery? (Sparks) 11:742--746 Reviving a civil society (Reed) 9:608- (Kincaid) WHY our company needs immigrants 609 VATICAN and the free market (Maibach) 6:431-—433 SOKOLIN, Anna (Goodman) 10:658-660 WHY some federal jobs should be The punitive welfare state. 6:439-440 VIRTUAL liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 SOUTHERN tradition: implications for VIRTUES of competition (Leef) 7:513- WHY wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 modern decentralism (Woods) 12: 516 WOLLSTONECRAFT, Mary—equal 819-822 VIRTUES of free speech (Turiano) 9: rights for women (Powell) 4:225-231 SPANGLER, Mark 621-623 WOMEN Guest editor, May VOTE for optimism (Reed) 4:218-219 Economic costs of sexual harassment SPARKS, Bertel M. (Larson) 8:568-573 Why not slavery? 11:742-746 How government destroys jobs for SPECULATOR talks about free markets Ww poor women (Eiler) 6:453-454 (Niederhoffer) 6:436-438 Sexual harassment lemon law SPORTS welfare (Bandow) 6:441-443 WALKER, Daniel F. (McCarthy) 12:823-824 SPREAD of education before com- Thielicke on the modern welfare state. Mary Wollstonecraft—equal rights for pulsion (West) 7:488-—493 8:557-559 women (Powell) 854 THE FREEMAN e DECEMBER 1996 WOODS, Thomas E., Jr. YOUNKINS, Edward W. Globalism and sovereignty: a short Y-Z Individual happiness and the minimal history of the Bricker Amendment. state. 10:691-692 4:200-204 Perspectives on capitalism and The southern tradition:i for freedom. 12:794-796 modern decentralism. 12:819-822 YATES, Steven ZARBIN, Earl WORLD in the grip of an idea revisited Government licensing: the enemy of Our most precious resource. 11:754- (Carson) 5:253-259 employment. 7:50i1-503 755 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer’s name in parentheses) ADAMS, John. Risk (Semmens) 2:123- EGGERS, William and O'Leary, John. HILL, Peter J. (co-editor) See Anderson 124 Revolution at the roots: making our HORNBERGER, Jacob G. (co-editor) ADLER, Jonathan. Environmentalism at government smaller, better, and closer See Ebeling the crossroads; green activism in to home (Payne) 4:243-244 HUMMEL, Jeffrey Rogers. America (Cordato) 10:708-709 EHRENHALT, Alan. The lost city: Emancipating slaves, enslaving free ANDERSON, Terry L. and Hill, Peter discovering the forgotten virtues of men: a history of the American Civil J., eds. Wildlife in the marketplace community in the Chicago of the War (Bandow) 12:845-846 (Orient) 4:244-245 1950s (Walters) 7:530-531 INNES, Stephen. Creating the —____.. The privatization process (Savas) FISCHEL, Daniel R. Payback: the commonwealth: the economic culture 12:844-845 conspiracy to destroy Michael Milken of Puritan New England (Shannon) ARMEY, Dick. The freedom revolution and his financial revolution (Leef) 11:769-770 (Peterson) 2:119 3:189-190 JOHNSON, Chalmers. Japan: Who AVERY, Dennis T. Saving the planet FREEMAN Classics. The lustre of gold governs? the rise of the development with pesticides and plastic: the (Paul) 1:57-58 state (Shannon) 2:121- 122 environmental triumph of high yield FREI, Christoph and Nef, Robert, eds. JOHNSON, Lewis D. and Pazderka, farming (Pasour) 1:60 Contending with Hayek: on Bohumir. /t’s no gamble: the BABBITT, Irving. Democracy and liberalism, spontaneous order and the economic and social benefits of stock leadership (Attarian) 5:407 post-Communist society in transition markets (Batemarco) 9:648 BAILEY, Ronald, ed. The true state of (Attarian) 6:467-468 JOHNSON, Paul. Modern times the planet (Carolan) 1:59-60 GALLAROTTI, Giulio M. The anatomy (Carolan) 5:410 BANNING, Lance. The sacred fire of of an international monetary regime: KAUFFMAN, Bill. America first! its liberty: James Madison and the the classical gold standard 1880-1914 history, culture, and politics (Pavlik) founding of the federal republic (Keating) 9:645-646 4:247-248 (Watkins) 4:246-247 GILDER, George. Wealth and poverty KENNEDY, James Ronald and BEARD, Sam. Restoring hope in (Keating) 5:408 Kennedy, Walter Donald. Why not America: the social security solution GINGRICH, Newt. To renew America freedom! America’s revolt against big (Attarian) 9:642-643 (Riddle) 3:191 government (Riddle) 8:589-590 BELLOC, Hilaire. The servile state GROSS, Martin L. The tax racket: KENNEDY, Walter Donald (co-author) (Liggio) 5:407—408 government extortion from A to Z See Kennedy, James Ronald BOVARD, James. Shake-down: how the (Keating) 1:61-62 KINCAID, Cliff. Global bondage government screws you from A to Z (Peterson) 4:242- 243 HAGEN, Eric and Worman, James. (Vance) 11:773-774 BRANDEN, Nathaniel. Taking An endless series of hobgoblins: KIRK, Russell. The sword of imagination: responsibility: self-reliance and the the science and politics of memoirs of a half-century of literary accountable life (Madden) 10:711-712 environmenzal health scares (Nelson) conflict (Watkins) 3:186 BROOKHISER, Richard. Founding 7:533-535 KOONTZ, Dean. Dark rivers of the heart father: rediscovering George HARTWELL, R. M. A history of the (Madden) 1:62-63 Washington (Carson) 9:643- 644 Mont Pelerin Society (Peterson) 7: LAPIERRE, Wayne. Guns, crime and BUCHHOLZ, Todd G. From here to 532-533 freedom (Greenwood) 2:122-123 economy: a shortcut to economic HAYEK, Friedrich A. “The use of LEE, Susan. Hands off: Why government literacy (Keating) 2:125 knowledge in society” (Lee) 5:408- is a menace to economic health CRANE, Edward (intro.) Speaking freely: 409 (Keating) 12:842 the public interest in unfettered speech HAZLITT, Henry. The failure of the LONGMAN, Phillip. The return of thrift: (Carolan) 6:468-469 “new economics” (Peterson) 5:409 how the collapse of the middle class DEANE, Marjorie and Pringle, Robert HENDERSON, Carter. Free enterprise welfare state will reawaken values in (co-authors) The Central Banks moves east: business from America (Weinkopf) 11:769 (French) 12:841 Prague to Viadivostok (Sabrin) 12: LYNCH, Peter and Rothchild, John. DUESBERG, Peter H., Command 842-843 Learn to earn (Murray) 11:773 science and the war on aids; inventing HERBERT, Auberon. The right and MACHAN, Tibor. Private rights and the aids virus (DeRosa) 11:774-775 wrong of compulsion by the state and public illusions (Den Uyl) 2:126 EBELING, Richard M. and Hornberger, other essays (Payne) 5:409 MACHAN, Tibor and Rasmussen, Jacob G., eds. The failure of HIGGS, Robert, ed. Hazardous to our Douglas, eds. Liberty for the 21st America’s foreign wars (Hoppe) 11: health? FDA regulation of health care century, contemporary libertarian 775-776 products (Bandow) 7:531-532 thought (Carolan) 10:708 INDEX 1996 855 MANN, Charles C. and Plummer, Mark OLDHAM, Robert K. Bioethics— SCIABARRA, Chris Matthew. Ayn L. Noah’s choice: the future of opportunities, risks and ethics: the Rand: the Russian radical (D. endangered species (Bandow) 2:124- privatization of cancer research Brown) 3:188-189 126 (Singer) 2:119-121 SERENY, Gita. Albert Speer: his battle MAU, Vladimir. The political history of O'LEARY, John (co-author) See Eggers with truth (Greaves) 3:183-184 economic reform in Russia, 1985- PAUL, Ellen Frankel, Milier, Fred D., SIMON, Julian L. The state of humanity 1994 (Maltsev) 8:590-591 Jr., and Paul, Jeffrey. The just society (Block) 10:712 MEYER, Frank S. Jn defense of freedom (Nash) 10:709-710 SKOUSEN, Mark. Austrian economics and related essays (Dennis) 5:410 PAUL, Jeffrey (co-author) See Paul, Ellen for investors (Batemarco) 12:843- MILLER, Fred D., Jr. (co-author) See PAZDERKA, Bohumir (co-author) See 844 Paul, Ellen Johnson, L. . Economics ofa pure gold MILLMAN, Gregory J. The vandals’ PENDLEY, William Perry. War on the standard (Batemarco) 12:843-—844 crown: how rebel currency traders west: government tyranny on SLOAN, Herbert E. Principle & interest: overthrew the world’s central banks America’s great frontier (Shaw) 6: Thomas Jefferson and the problem of (Keating) 4:241-242 465-466 debt (French) 10:710-711 MINTRON, Michael (co-author) See PLUMMER, Mark L. (co-author) See SOWELL, Thomas. Knowledge and Teske Mann decisions (Shaw) 5:410 MISES, Ludwig von. Human action POLLOCK, Lansing, The free society . The vision of the anointed: self- (fourth edition) (Sennholz) 7:535- (Batemarco) 8:591-592 congratulation as a basis for social 536; (Boettke) 5:411 RASMUSSEN, Douglas (co-author) See policy (DiLorenzo) 1:61 MITCHELL, Daniel. The flat tax: Machan freedom, fairness, jobs, and growth REED, Lawrence W., ed. Private cures STRATTON, Lawrence M. (co-author) (Peterson) 9:644-—645 for public ills: the promise of See Roberts MIXON, J. Wilson, Jr., ed. Private privatization (Savas) 4:245-246 TESKE, Paul, Best, Samuel, and means, public ends: voluntarism vs. ROBERTS, Paul Craig and Stratton, Mintron, Michael. Deregulating coercion (Foldvary) 11:771-772 Lawrence M. The new color line: freight transportation (Folsom) 8:587 MYERS, E. J. Let’s get rid of Social how quotas and privilege destroy THUROW, Lester C. The future of Security: how Americans can take democracy (Peterson) 6:466-—467 capitalism (Bellante) 9:647 charge of their own future (Attarian) ROTH, Gabriel. Roads in a market WILLIAMS, Walter E. Do the right thing 9:642-643 economy (Semmens) 8:587-589 (Robbins) 6:464-465 NEF, Robert (co-author). See Frei ROTHCHILD, John (co-author) See WORMAN, James (co-author) See OLASKY, Marvin, ed. Loving your Lynch Hagen neighbor: a principled guide to SCAMMELL, Michael. The Solzhenitsyn YANDLE, Bruce. Land rights: the 1990s personal charity (M. Brown) 1:58-59 files (Batemarco) 3:187 property rights rebellion (Adler) 2:127