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INDEX THE FREEMAN Volume41 January-December1991 Prepared by Bettina Bien Greaves NOTE: In page references, the number preceding the colon designates the month, the numbers following refer to pages. All articles have at least three entries - author, title, and subject except in a few cases when the title and the appropriate subject coincide. Books reviewed are listed alphabetically by their author(s) on page 488; the names oftheir reviewers are included in the master index. A ABORTION Government funding brings government control (McGath) 11:431-433 "ACTING BLACK" crushes personal spirit (Hill) 5:193-194 AFFIRMATIVE action Case for being insensitive (Irvine) 9:333-334 Homosexuality's legal revolution (Horowitz) 5:173-181 Should government subsidize higher education? (Payne) 5:182-183 AFFIRMATIVE disintegration: India's most dangerous decade (Kamath) 5:190-192 AFRICA Elephants and ivory (Larson) 7:261-263 "When my country is free"

(R.A.Peterson) 12:446-447 AHLSEEN, Mark Do wars cure ailing economies? 4:132 ALBANIA: Europe's last Marxist holdout (Anonymous) 4:128-131 ALLEN, William R. & Dickneider, William Art and representative government. 11:412-413 AMADOR, Jorge Cuba: misery and hope. 8:290-293 AMERICAN heritage Biblical roots of American liberty (Opitz) 7:268-275 Individual rights: the crumbling foundation of American government (Higgs) 10:366-373 AMERICA'S OPEC: the public school cartel (DiLorenzo) 7:244-247 ANDERSON, Bill Economic development or economic disaster? 3:113-115 Price controls do not control prices. 6:224-226 ANDERSON, Gary M. The 1946 voter revolt against government regulation. 2:52-56 ANONYMOUS Albania: Europe's last Marxist holdout. 4:128-131 ANTI-CAPITALISM Capitalism: who are its friends and who are its foes? (D.J.Boudreaux) 11:424-426 Chat with a mass-man (M.Reed) 3:86-87 Objectives of economic education (Mises) 4:148-152 Teaching business ethics in an environment of mistrust (Machan) 8:296-303 ARTlentertainment-government and Art and representative government (Allen & Dickneider) 11:412-413 Do-it-yourself queen (Curcio) 6:217 223 Government funding brings government control (McGath) 11:431-433 S.E.C.'s war against the theater (Chodes) 11:414-415 See also Subsidies B BADEN, John & Ramona Marotz Baden Lessons from the road: the evolution of an eatery. 2:50-51 BAIRD, Charles W.

Unions drop their mask. 3:93-95 What garbage crisis? 6:204-207 BANDOW, Doug. See Book reviews (Tonry & Wilson) BEATING the system: Soviet entrepreneurs work on the wild side (Melvin) 8:284-289 BERWICK, Arnold The idealist in the Young Communist League. 1:13-17 BIBLICAL roots of American liberty (Opitz) 7:268-275 BIG nag (Smith) 11:428 BLACK markets Beating the system: Soviet entrepreneurs work on the wild side (Melvin) 8:284-289 1946 voter revolt ... (G.M.Anderson) 2:52-56 BLOCK, Walter Old letters and old buildings. 3:96 BOETTKE, Peter J. See Book reviews (de Jasay; Gamble; Kornai; Wagner) BOHANON, Cecil E. & Van Cott, T. Norman Foreign investment helps Americans. 3:109-110 BOLCH, Ben. See Book reviews (Bramwell) BOUDREAUX, Donald J. Capitalism: who are its friends and who are its foes? 11:424-426 __and Plofchan, Thomas K., Jr. Germany:-the promise of freedom. 5:167-170 BOUDREAUX, Katherine M.

Calling the bluff: reflections on Liar's Poker. 1:31-34 BOULWARISM: ideas have consequences (W.H.Peterson) 4:145 147 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Nardinelli; Skousen) 483 BUREAUCRACY, government propaganda Big nag (Smith) 11:428 Hitting the phantom curve (Smith) 7:266-267 c CALIFORNIA'S man-made drought (Yandell & Paganelli) 8:294-295 CALLING the bluff: reflections on Liar's Poker (K.M.Boudreaux) 1:31-34 CAPITALISM: who are its friends and who are its foes? (D.J.Boudreaux) 11:424-426 CASE for being insensitive (Irvine) 9:333-334 CATHOLICISM'S developing social teaching (Sirico) 12:462-474 CENTRE Square Water Works: a monument to government inefficiency (Maccaro) 5:184-185 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews (Kirk; Kuehnelt-Leddihn; Mosher; Nock; St. John; Shawcross; Simon; Taylor) CHARADE of participatory democracy (Foley) 2:71-75 CHARITY, private, voluntary 80 million volunteers, but where are the voluntarists? (Payne) 1:4-5 Samaritan's dilemma and the welfare state (Pasour) 6:208-211 CHAT with a mass-man (M.Reed) 3:86-87 CHECKLIST for healthy skeptics (D.L.Durante) 11:406-409 CHILD labor and the British industrial revolution (L.Reed) 8:304-307 CHILDREN'S television shouldn't be regulated (Harris) 1:29-30 CHINA China's entrepreneurs: keeping the faith after Tiananmen (Melvin) 10:380-386 Chinese won't forget (Melvin) 12:457 461 Fight for Beijing (Mosher) 6:229-233 CHODES, John S.E.C.'s war against the theater. 11:414 415 State subsidy to private schools: a case history of destruction. 3:88-92 CICERO, S. J.

A closer look at "dumping." 6:234-235 CLEVELAND, Paul A. Poland's flawed reform plan. 11:429-430 CLITES, Roger M. Why work more? 8:308 CLOSER look at "dumping" (Cicero) 6:234-235 CLOSER look at the debt and deficit (Higgs) 1:6-8 COMMUNISM China's entrepreneurs ... (Melvin) 10:380-386 Chinese won't forget (Melvin) 12:457 461 Cuba: misery and hope (Amador) 8:290-293 End of communism (Glasner) 3:99-106 Idealist in the Young Communist League (Berwick) 1:13-17 Why communism failed (Greaves) 3:107-108 See also Eastern Europe; Marx 484 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1991 COMMUNITY, individual and (Machan)' 9:327-329 CONSERVATION Elephants and ivory (Larson) 7:261-263 CORPORATE giving: the case for enlightened self-interest (Crane) 11:416-423 CORPORATE social responsibility (Harris) 9:348-352 COULTER, Michael L. Freedom of the (printing) press. 2:44-45 CRANE, Edward H. Corporate giving: the case for enlightened self-interest. 11:416-423 CUBA: misery and hope (Amador) 8:290-293 CURCIO, Vincent The do-it-yourself queen. 6:217-223 D DECORATING the wilderness (Wenders) 9:326 DEMOCRACY, participatory - the charade of (Foley) 2:71-75 DICKNEIDER, William (coauthor).

See Allen DID Horvat answer Hayek? (Prychitko) 2:64-70 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. America's OPEC: the public school cartel. 7:244-247 Government's assault on freedom to work. 9:335-345 DISCRIMINATION Terrible D-word (Smith) 3:84-85 DO wars cure ailing economies? (Ahlseen) 4:132 DO-IT-YOURSELF queen (Curcio) 6:217-223 DRUGS, re-Iegalization of (Machan & Thornton) 4:153-155 "DUMPING," closer look at (Cicero) 6:234-235 DURANTE, Dianne L. A checklist for healthy skeptics. 11:406-409 DURANTE, Dianne L. & Salvatore J. Medicare: Prescription for a fool's paradise. 4:140-144 E EASTERN Europe Albania: Europe's last Marxist holdout (Anonymous) 4:128-131 Beating the system: Soviet entrepreneurs work on the wild side (Melvin) 8:284-289 Did Horvat answer Hayek? (Prychitko) 2:64-70 Germany: the promise of freedom (D.J.Boudreaux & Plofchan) 5:167 170 Note on converting the ruble (Wolfram) 1:22-23 Pains of the German unification (Sennholz) 10:377-379 Poland's flawed reform plan (Cleveland) 11:429-430 Resurfacing the road to serfdom (Szasz) 2:46-49 Transforming the command economies (Sennholz) 5:164-166 Tyranny - from the east to the west (Machan) 7:259-260 See also Communism; Marx ECOLOGY, socialism, and capitalism (Machan) 3:97-98 ECONOMIC development or economic disaster? (B.Anderson) 3:113-115 ECONOMIC planning/calculation Did Horvat answer Hayek?

(Prychitko) 2:64-70 End. of communism (Glasner) 3:99-106 Modernization and central planning (Pasour) 1:18-21 Why communism failed (Greaves) 3:107-108 ECONOMIST, THE (British), origins of: "To further free trade principles" (Elliott) 1:24-28 EDUCATION, college/university Case for being insensitive (Irvine) 9:333-334 Illiberal education can't be cured with illiberalism (Pham) 7:248-253 Objectives of economic education (Mises) 4:148-152 Should government subsidize higher education? (Payne) 5:182-183 Teaching business ethics in an environment of mistrust (Machan) 8:296-303 EDUCATION, private vs. public America's OPEC: the public school cartel (DiLorenzo) 7:244-247 Home schooling: a personal experience (Lapp) 4:137-139 State subsidy to private schools: a case history of destruction (Chodes) 3:88 92 Trouble with education (McNicoll) 9:330-332 EIGHTY million volunteers, but where are the voluntarists? (Payne) 1:4-5 ELEPHANTS and ivory (Larson) 7:261 263 ELLIOTT, Nicholas The growth of privatized policing. 2:61 63 "To further free trade principles": origins of The Economist. 1:24-28 END of communism (Glasner) 3:99-106 ENVIRONMENT Checklist for healthy skeptics (D.L.Durante) 11:406-409 Corporate giving: the case for enlightened self-interest (Crane) 11:416-423 Decorating the wilderness (Wenders) 9:326 Ecology, socialism, and capitalism (Machan) 3:97-98 Elephants and ivory (Larson) 7:261-263 See also Recycling EXPORTING taxes threatens state economies (Semmens) 1:27-28 F FANNING, Michael W.

New G.O.A.L.s at work in Michigan. 12:448-453 FARGO, John D. Thank the Japanese for our trade deficits. 10:388-393 FIGHT for Beijing (Mosher) 6:229-233 FINNERAN, John P. Free trade and the Irish famine. 12:475-477 FIREFIGHTING for profit (Poole) 8:309-313 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr. The charade of participatory democracy. 2:71-75 Vive la difference. 6:215-216 FOREIGN investment helps Americans (Bohanon & Van Cott) 3:109-110 FREE MARKET, knowledge processing, spontaneous order, and (Petro) 4:156-157 FREE TRADE and the Irish famine (Finneran) 12:475-477 FREE TRADE principles: origins of The Economist (Elliott) 1:24-28 FREEDOM is not elected (Smith) 10:387 FREEDOM of the (printing) press (Coulter) 2:44-45 FRIEDMAN, George Learning not to love revolution. 4:124 127 G GALLES, Gary M. Term-of-office limits won't reduce government abuse. 3:111-112 GERMAN unification, pains of (Sennholz) 10:377-379 GERMANY: the promise of freedom (DJ.Boudreaux & Plofchan) 5:167 170 GLASNER, David The end of communism. 3:99-106 GOVERNMENT controls/regulations Affirmative disintegration: India's most dangerous decade (Kamath) 5:190 192 Calling the bluff: reflections on Liar's Poker (K.M.Boudreaux) 1:31-34 80 million volunteers, but where are the voluntarists? (Payne) 1:4-5 Government funding brings government control (McGath) 11:431-433 School for scandal (Payne) 11:410-411 Unsafe at any speed: the case of repetitive motion injuries (Hood) 5:171-172 See also Price controls GOVERNMENT debt/deficit/spending Closer look at the debt and deficit (Higgs) 1:6-8 Keynesian budgets threaten recovery (Sennholz) 7:254-256 Politics, economics, and the destructiveness of deficits (D.R.Lee & C.D.Lee) 1:9-12 Spending for spending's sake (Semmens) 11:427 GOVERNMENT, limited Term-of-office limits won't reduce government abuse (Galles) 3:111 112 Wilhelm von Humboldt: German classical liberal (Miniter) 2:57-60 GOVERNMENT, local (city, state) Charade of participatory democracy (Foley) 2:71-75 Economic development or economic disaster? (B.Anderson) 3:113-115 Exporting taxes threatens state economies (Semmens) 1:27-28 Firefighting for profit (Poole) 8:309-313 Government is strangling transit (Semmens) 7:264-265 Welfare state on the street where you live (Machan) 10:364-365 GOVERNMENT funding brings government control (McGath) 11:431-433 GOVERNMENT is strangling transit (Semmens) 7:264-265 GOVERNMENT'S assault on freedom to work (DiLorenzo) 9:335-345 GREAVES, Bettina Bien Why communism failed. 3:107-108 GREAT American epic (Keeler) 12:455 456 GROWTH of privatized policing (Elliott) 2:61-63 GUN ownership, positive externalities of (Kell) 10:374-376 H HARRIS, T. Franklin, Jr.

Children's television shouldn't be regulated. 1:29-30 Corporate social responsibility: a dialogue. 9:348-352 HAYEK, Friedrich A. - ideas of Did Horvat answer Hayek? the crisis of Yugoslav self-management (Prychitko) 2:64-70 Knowledge-processing, spontaneous order, and the free market (Petro) 4:156-157 HELSTROM, CarlO., III See Book reviews (Seldon) HIGGS, Robert A closer look at the debt and deficit. 1:6-8 Individual rights: the crumbling foundation of American government. 10:366-373 HILL, Jason D. "Acting black" crushes personal spirit. 5:193-194 HITTING the phantom curve (Smith) 7:266-267 HOME schooling: a personal experience (Lapp) 4:137-139 HOMOSEXUALITY'S legal revolution (Horowitz) 5:173-181 HOOD,John Unsafe at any speed: the case of repetitive motion injuries. 5:171-172 HOROWITZ, Carl F. Homosexuality's legal revolution. 5:173-181 HORVAT [Branko], did he answer Hayek? the crisis of Yugoslav self management (Prychitko) 2:64-70 HOW to be an individual (Smith) 9:353 354 HUMBOLDT, Wilhelm von: German classical liberal (Miniter) 2:57-60 I IDEALIST in the Young Communist League (Berwick) 1:13-17 ILLIBERAL education can't be cured with illiberalism (Pham) 7:248-253 IND lA'S most dangerous decade (Kamath) 5:190-192 INDIVIDUAL and the community (Machan) 9:327-329 INDIVIDUAL rights Homosexuality's legal revolution (Horowitz) 5:173-181 Individual rights: the crumbling foundation of American government (Higgs) 10:366-373 Pigeons and property rights (Smith) 4:133-134 Right not to live (Irvine) 5:195 INDIVIDUALISM "Acting black" crushes personal spirit (Hill) 5:193-194 How to be an individual (Smith) 9:353 354 Why the welfare state is immoral (Machan) 6:227-228 INDUSTRIAL revolution (British) and child labor (L.Reed) 8:304-307 INNOVATION What's your problem? (Tilton) 11:404 405 IRISH famine, free trade and (Finneran) 12:475-477 IRVINE, William B.

The case for being insensitive. 9:333-334 The right not to live. 5:195 K KAMATH, Shyam J. Affirmative disintegration: India's most dangerous decade. 5:190-192 KAZA, Greg. See Book reviews (Grenier) KEATING, Raymond J. See Book reviews (Berger; National Review; Rothschild) KEELER, Davis The great American epic. 12:455-456 KELL,John Positive externalities of gun ownership. 10:374-376 KEYNESIAN budgets threaten recovery (Sennholz) 7:254-256 KNOWLEDGE-processing, spontaneous order, and the free market (Petro) 4:156-157 L LABOR wages/unions Boulwarism: ideas have consequences (W.H.Peterson) 4:145-147 Government's assault on freedom to work (DiLorenzo) 9:335-345 Unions drop their mask (Baird) 3:93-95 Why teenagers can't find work (LaBeaume) 12:453-454 LaBEAUME, John V. Why teenagers can't find work. 12: 453 454 LAPp, Hannah Home schooling: a personal experience. 4:137-139 See also Book reviews (Wexler) LARSON, Elizabeth Elephants and ivory. 7:261-263 LEARNING not to love revolution (Friedman) 4:124-127 INDEX 1991 485 LEE, Dwight R. & Cynthia D.

Politics, economics, and the destructiveness of deficits. 1:9-12 LEE, Dwight R. & McKenzie, Richard B. The only failure we have to fear is the fear of failure. 5:186-188 LEE, Dwight R. & Sexton, Robert L. Public interest is usually special interest. 8:314-315 LESSONS from the road: the evolution of an eatery (J.Baden & R.Marotz Baden) 2:50-51 LIABILITY crisis, roots of (Payne) 4:135-136 LOCKER room is private property (Smith) 5:189 LORTEL, Lucille, do-it-yourself queen (Curcio) 6:217-223 M MACCARO, James A. The Centre Square Water Works: A monument to government inefficiency. 5:184-185 MACHAN, Tibor R. Ecology, socialism, and capitalism. 3:97-98 The individual and the community. 9:327-329 Teaching business ethics in an environment of mistrust. 8:296-303 Tyranny - from the east to the west. 7:259-260 Welfare state on the street where you live. 10:364-365 Why the welfare state is immoral.

6:227-228 MACHAN, Tibor R. & Thornton, Mark The re-Iegalization of drugs. 4:153 155. MAROTZ-BADEN, Ramona (co author). See Baden MARX, Karl-ideas of Albania: Europe's last Marxist holdout (Anonymous) 4:128-131) Karl Marx: an irrelevant man (Smith) 8:315-316 Objectives of economic education (Mises) 4:148-152 MATTHEWS, Jack A report from the world of suggestive looks. 7:257-258 McGATH, Gary Government funding brings government control. 11:431-433 McINNIS, Daniel F. When folk sayings are ignored. 9:346 347 McKENZIE, Richard B. (coauthor). See Lee McNICOLL, WilliamJ. The trouble with education. 9:330-332 MEDICARE: prescription for a fool's paradise (D.L. & S.J. Durante) 4:140-144 MELVIN, Sheila Beating the system: Soviet entrepreneurs work on the wild side. 8:284-289 China's entrepreneurs: keeping the faith after Tiananmen. 10:380-386 The Chinese won't forget. 12:457-461 486 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1991 MINITER, Richard Wilhelm von Humboldt: German classical liberal. 2:57-60 MISES, Ludwig von The objectives of economic education 4:148-152 MODERNIZATION and central planning (Pasour) 1:18-21 MONEY/inflation Note on converting the ruble (Wolfram) 1:22-23 MORALITY/ethics, capitalism and business Biblical roots of American liberty (Opitz) 7:268-275 Corporate giving: the case for enlightened self-interest (Crane) 11:416-423 Corporate social responsibility: a dialogue (Harris) 9:348-352 Shame of the church (Ream) 6:212-214 Teaching business ethics in an environment of mistrust (Machan) 8:296-303 Why the welfare state is immoral (Machan) 6:227-228 MOSHER, Steven W.

The fight for Beijing. 6:229-233 N NEW G.O.A.L.s at work in Michigan (Fanning) 12:448-453 1946 VOTER revolt against government regulation (G.M.Anderson) 2:52-56 NOTE on converting the ruble (Wolfram) 1:22-23 o OBJECTIVES of economic education (Mises) 4:148-152 OLD letters and old buildings (Block) 3:96 ONLY failure we have to fear is the fear of failure (Lee & McKenzie) 5:186 188 OPITZ, Edmund A. Biblical roots of American liberty. 7:268-275 OSTERFELD, David. See Book reviews (Hancock) p PAGANELLI, Michael C. (coauthor) See Yandell PAINS of German unification (Sennholz) 10:377-379 PASOUR, E. c., Jr. Modernization and central planning. 1:18-21 The Samaritan's dilemma and the welfare state. 6:208-211 PAYNE, James L. 80 million volunteers, but where are the voluntarists? 1:4-5 Rethinking the free rider problem. 9:324-325 The roots of the liability crisis. 4:135-136 School for scandal. 11:410-411 Should government subsidize higher education? 5:182-183 PERSON, Lawrence. See Book reviews (Wilson) PETERSON, Robert A.

"When my country is free." 12:446-447 PETERSON, William H. Boulwarism: ideas have consequences. 4:145-147 See also Book reviews (Anderson & Zeal; Boaz; Doti & Lee; Mayer; Mises; O'Rourke; Payne; Smith) PETRO, Sylvester Knowledge-processing, spontaneous order, and the free market. 4:156-157 PHAM, John-Peter A. Illiberal education can't be cured with illiberalism. 7:248-253 PHANTOM curve (Smith) 7:266-267 PIGEONS and property rights (Smith) 4:133-134 PLOFCHAN, Thomas K, Jr. (co author). See D.J.Boudreaux POLAND'S flawed reform plan (Cleveland) 11:429-430 POLITICAL correctness Case for being insensitive (Irvine) 9:333-334 Corporate giving: the case for enlightened self-interest (Crane) 11:416-423 Tyranny - from the east to the west (Machan) 7:259-260 POLITICS, economics, and the destructiveness of deficits (D.R.Lee & C.D.Lee) 1:9-12 POOLE, Nancy W. Firefighting for profit. 8:309-313 POSITIVE externalities of gun ownership (Kell) 10:374-376 PRICE controls California's man-made drought (Yandell & Paganelli) 8:294-295 Medicare: prescription for a fool's paradise (D.L. & S.J. Durante) 4:140-144 1946 voter revolt against government regulation (G.M.Anderson) 2:52-56.

Price controls do not control prices (B.Anderson) 6:224-226 PRIVATE PROPERTY Individual rights: the crumbling foundation of American government (Higgs) 10:366-373 Locker room is private property (Smith) 5:189 Old letters and old buildings (Block) 3:96 Resurfacing the road to serfdom (Szasz) 2:46-49 Welfare state on the street where you live (Machan) 10:364-365 PRIVATIZATION Firefighting for profit (Poole) 8:309 313 Government is strangling transit (Semmens) 7:264-265 Growth of privatized policing (Elliott) 2:61-63 PRYCHITKO, David L. Did Horvat answer Hayek? the crisis of Yugoslav self-management. 2:64 70 PUBLIC interest is usually special interest (Lee & Sexton) 8:314-315 R RACISM "Acting black" crushes personal spirit (Hill) 5:192-194 RAST, Ben Asa. See Book reviews (Phillips) REAM, Norman S. The shame of the church. 6:212-214 RECYCLING Freedom of the (printing) press (Coulter) 2:44-45 What garbage crisis? (Baird) 6:204-207 When folk sayings are ignored (McInnis) 9:346-347 See also Environment REED, Lawrence Child labor and the British industrial revolution. 8:304-307 REED, Michael A chat with a mass-man. 3:86-87 RE-LEGALIZATION of drugs (Machan & Thornton) 4:153-155 REPO RT from the world of suggestive looks (Matthews) 7:257-258 RESURFACING the road to serfdom (Szasz) 2:46-49 RETHINKING the free rider problem (Payne) 9:324-325 REVOLUTION, American The great American epic (Keeler) 12:455-456 REVOLUTION, learning not to love (Friedman) 4:124-127 RIGHT not to live (Irvine) 5:195 ROOTS of the liability crisis (Payne) 4:135-136 s SAMARITAN'S dilemma and the welfare state (Pasour) 6:208-211 SCHOOL for scandal (Payne) 11:410-411 S.E.C.'s war against the theater (Chodes) 11:414-415 SECURITY/safety, government guaranteed Only failure we have to fear is the fear of failure (Lee & McKenzie) 5:186 188 Unsafe at any speed: the case of repetitive motion injuries (Hood) 5:171-172 SEMMENS, John Exporting taxes threatens state economies. 1:27-28 Government is strangling transit.

7:264-265 Spending for spending's sake. 11:427 See also Book reviews (Formaini) SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Keynesian budgets threaten recovery 7:254-256 Pains of German unification. 10:377-379 Transforming the command economies. 5:164-166 SEXTON, Robert L. (coauthor) See Lee SHAME of the church (Ream) 6:212-214 SHANNON, Russell. See Book reviews (McCloskey) SHOULD government subsidize higher education? (Payne) 5:182;;183 SIRICO, Robert A. Catholicism's developing social teaching. 12:462-474 SMITH, Donald G. The big nag. 11:428 Freedom is not elected. 10:387 Hitting the phantom curve. 7:266-267 How to be an individual. 9:353-354 Karl Marx: an irrelevant man. 8:315-316 Locker room is private property. 5:189 Pigeons and property rights. 4:133-134 The terrible D-word. 3:84-85 A toast to the holidays. 12:444-445 SOCIAL programs Chat with a mass-man (M.Reed) 3:86 87 Catholicism's developing social teaching (Sirico) 12:462-474 Vive la difference (Foley) 6:215-216 SOCIALISM. See Communism; Eastern Europe; Marx SPECIAL interest, public interest and (Lee & Sexton) 8:314-315 SPENDING for spending's sake (Semmens) 11:427 STATE government. See Government, local STATE subsidy to private schools: a case history of destruction (Chodes) 3:88 92 SUBSIDIES Economic development or economic disaster? (B.Anderson) 3:113-115 Should government subsidize higher education? (Payne) 5:182-183 See also Art/entertainment; also Government controls SUGGESTIVE looks, report from the world of (Matthews) 7:257-258 SUMMERS, Brian. See Book reviews (Pasour) SZASZ, Susan Marie Resurfacing the road to serfdom. 2:46-49 T TAXATION, effects of Exporting taxes threatens state economies (Semmens) 1:27-28 Why work more? (Clites» 8:308 TEACHING business ethics in an environment of mistrust (Machan) 8:296-303 TELEVISION, public/private/regulated Chat with a mass-man (M.Reed) 3:86-87 Children's television shouldn't be regulated (Harris) 1:29-30 TERM-of-office limits won't reduce government abuse (Galles) 3:111-112 TERRIBLE D-word (Smith) 3:84-85 THANK the Japanese for our trade deficits (Fargo) 10:388-393 THORNTON, Mark (coauthor). See Machan TILTON, Lynn What's your problem? 11:404-405 "TO FURTHER free trade principles": origins of The Economist (Elliott) 1:24-28 TOAST to the holidays (Smith) 12:444-445 TRADE Closer look at "dumping" (Cicero) 6:234-235 Exporting taxes threatens state economies (Semmens) 1:27-28 Foreign investment helps Americans (Bohanon & Van Cott) 3:109-110 Free trade and the Irish famine (Finneran) 12:475-477 Thank the Japanese for our trade deficits (Fargo) 10:388-393 "To further free trade principles" ...

(Elliott) 1:24-28 TRANSFORMING the command economies (Sennholz) 5:164-166 TRANSIT, government is strangling (Semmens) 7:264-265 TROUBLE with education (McNicoll) 9:330-332 TUCKER, Jeffrey A. See Book reviews (Groenveld, Maks & Muysken; Novak) TYRANNY - from the east to the west (Machan) 7:259-260 u UNIONS drop their mask (Baird) 3:93-95 UNSAFE at any speed: the case of repetitive motion injuries (Hood) 5:171-172 v VAN COTT, T. Norman (coauthor) See Bohanon VIVE la difference (Foley) 6:215-216 VOLUNTARISM 80 million volunteers, but where are the voluntarists? (Payne) 1:4-5 INDEX 1991 487 New G.O.A.L.s at work in Michigan (Fanning) 12:448-453 Rethinking the free rider problem (Payne) 9:324-325 w WARS, do they cure ailing economies? (Ahlseen) 4:132 WATER California's man-made drought (Yandell & Paganelli) 8:294-295 Centre Square Water Works: a monument to government inefficiency (Maccaro) 5:184-185 WELFARE state, and Samaritan's dilemma (Pasour) 6:208-211 WELFARE state on the street where you live (Machan) 10:364-365 WENDERS, John T.

Decorating the wilderness. 9:326 WHAT garbage crisis? (Baird) 6:204-207 WHAT'S your problem? (Tilton) 11:404 405 WHEN folk sayings are ignored (McInnis) 9:346-347 "WHEN my country is free" (R.A.Peterson) 12:446-447 WHY communism failed (Greaves) 3:107-108 WHY teenagers can't find work (LaBeaume) 12:453-454 WHY the welfare state is immoral (Machan) 6:227-228 WHY work more? (Clites) 8:308 WILDAVSKY, Aaron. See Book reviews (Boettke) WILHELM von Humboldt: German classical liberal (Miniter) 2:57-60 WOLFRAM, Gary A note on converting the ruble. 1:22-23 y YANDELL, Dirk and Paganelli, Michael C. California's man-made drought. 8:294 295 YATES, Steven. See Book reviews (Bolick; Lynch) YUGOSLAVIA Did Horvat answer Hayek? (Prychitko) 2:64-70 488 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1991 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer'sname in parentheses) ANDERSON, Terry L. & Leal, Donald R Free market environmentalism (W.H.Peterson) 12:481-482 BERGER, Peter L., ed. The capitalist spirit: toward a religious ethic of wealth creation (Keating) 11:435-437 BOAZ, David, ed. The crisis in drug prohibition (Peterson) 7:279-280 BOETTKE, Peter J. The political economy of Soviet socialism: the formative years, 1918-1928 (Wildavsky) 6:239-240 BOLICK, Clint. Unfinished business: a civil rights strategy for America's third century (Yates) 5:197-199 BRAMWELL, Anna. Ecology in the 20th century (Bolch) 1:39-40 de JASAY, Anthony. Market socialism: a scrutiny (Boettke) 3:119-1120 DOTI, James L. & Lee, Dwight R, eds.

The market economy: a reader (Peterson) 6:237-238 FORMAINI, Robert. The myth of scientific public policy (Semmens) 8:318-319 GAMBLE, Andrew, et al. Ideas, interests & consequences (Boettke) 2:79-80 GREAVES, Bettina Bien, ed. See Mises GRENIER, Richard. Capturing the culture: film, art, and politics (Kaza) 12: 478-479 GROENVELD, K., Maks, J. A. H. and Muysken, J. Economic policy and the market process: Austrian economics and mainstream economics (Tucker) 11:437-438 HANCOCK, Graham. Lords ofpoverty: the power, prestige, and corruption of the international aid business (Osterfeld) 6:236-237 KIRK, Russell. The conservative Constitution (Chamberlain) 5:196 197 KORNAI, Janos. The road to a free economy (Boettke) 4:159-160 KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, Erik von. Leftism revisited: from de Sade and Marx to Hitler and Pol Pot (Chamberlain) 7:276-277 LEAL, Donald R (coauthor). See Anderson LEE, Dwight R. (co-editor). See Doti LEWIS, Michael. Liar's poker (K.M.Boudreaux) 1:31-34 LYNCH, Frederick R Invisible victims: white males and the crisis of affirmative action (Yates) 1:38-39 MAKS, J. A. H. (co-editor). See Groenveld MAYER, Martin. The greatest-ever bank robbery: the collapse of the savings and loan industry (Peterson) 5:199 200 McCLOSKEY, Donald N. If you're so smart: the narrative of economic expertise (Shannon) 8:319-320 MINER, Brad (co-editor). See Sykes MISES, Ludwig von. Economic freedom and interventionism: an anthology of articles and essays. Bettina Bien Greaves, ed. (W.H.Peterson) 1:35-38 MOSHER, Stephen W. China misperceived: American illusions and Chinese reality (Chamberlain) 11:434-435 MUYSKEN, J. (co-editor). See Groenveld NARDINELLI, Clark. Child labor and industrial revolution (Brown) 7:277 279 NATIONAL Review college guide: America's 50 top liberal arts schools.

Charles Sykes & Brad Miner, eds. (Keating) 12:479-480 NOCK, Albert Jay. The state of the union: essays in social criticism (Chamberlain) 9:355-356 NOVAK, Michael. This hemisphere of liberty: a philosophy of the Americas (Tucker) 10:394-395 O'ROURKE, P. J. Parliament of whores: a lone humorist attempts to explain the entire U. S. government (W.H. Peterson) 10:399-400 PASOUR, E. C, Jr. Agriculture and the state: market processes and bureaucracy (Summers) 3:118-119 PAYNE, James L. The culture of spending: why Congress lives beyond our means (W.H.Peterson) 11:438-440 PHILLIPS, Kevin. The politics of rich and poor: wealth and the American electorate in the Reagan aftermath (Rast) 3:117-118 ROTHSCHILD, Michael. Bionomics: the inevitability of capitalism (Keating) 9:357-358 ST. JOHN, Jeffrey. A child offortune (Chamberlain) 8:317-318 SELDON, Arthur. Capitalism (Helstrom) 6:238-239 SHAWCROSS, William. Dubcek (Chamberlain) 3:116-117 SIMON, Julian L. Population matters: people, resources, environment, and immigration (Chamberlain) 2:76-77 SKOUSEN, Mark. Economics on trial: lies, myths, and realities (Brown) 2:77-79 SMITH, James A. The idea brokers: think tanks and the rise of the new policy elite (W.H.Peterson) 9:359 360 SYKES, Charles & Miner, Brad, eds.

The National Review college guide: America's 50 top liberal arts schools (Keating) 12:479-480 TAYLOR, S. J. Stalin's apologist: Walter Duranty, the New York Times's man in Moscow (Chamberlain) 4:158-159 TONRY, Michael & Wilson, James Q., eds. Drugs and crime (Bandow) 12:480-481 WAGNER, Richard E. To promote the general welfare: market processes vs. political transfers (Boettke) 10:395 397 WEXLER, Richard. Wounded innocents: the real victims of the war against child abuse (Lapp) 10:397 399 WILSON, James Q. Bureaucracy: what government agencies do and why they do it (Person) 9:358-359 __. (co-editor). See Tonry