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INDEX THE FREEMAN Volume 42 January-December1992 Prepared by Beth A. Hoffman 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 496; the names of their reviewers are included in the master index. A ABUNDANCE of messiahs (Hunter) 1:38 ADLER, Jonathan H. The marketplace relies upon commercial free speech. 10:377-378 AFFIRMATIVE action, what does [it] affirm? (McElroy) 3:96-99 AMBITION and compassion (Raimi) 1:13-15 AMERICA's child protective system: is it really protection? (Lapp) 12:477-480 ANDERSON, Paul Handwriting on the wall. 1:11-12 ARE there no limits to federal regulatory power? (Ryan) 12:469-470 ARE we only good at waging war?

(Pyburn) 6:236 ATTACK in the Adirondacks (Fanning) 1:28-37 B BAIRD, Charles A tale of infamy: the Air Associates strike of 1941. 4:152-159 BANDOW, Doug. See Book reviews (Beisner, Dornbusch & Edwards, Hansen, Huber, Huber & Litan, Patterson) BANKING without the "too-big-to-fail" doctrine (Salsman) 11:426-431 BATEMARCO, Robert. See Book reviews (Bartley) BEISNER, E. Calvin The dilemma of library censorship. 11:416-417 BEST for Priscilla (R. Peterson) 5:180 181 BILL of Rights and moral philosophy (Machan) 7:270-272 BILLINGSLEY, K.L. The economics and ethics of trash. 1:39-40 The food police are watching you. 12:471-472 Welfare: fraud on steroids. 4:148-149 BOETTKE, Peter J. Friedrich A. Hayek (1899-1992) 8:300 303 Why perestroika failed. 3:113-114 BREATHE deep, America, while liberty is in the air (Hall) 4:142-147 BRIGGS, Jean. See Book reviews (Nelson) BROOKES, Warren, 1929-1991 (Ferguson) 5:172-173 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Anderson) BUREAUCRACY Kafka's bureaucratic nightmares (Matthews) 4:134-136 Microcosm: decline of U.S.

competitiveness (D.Smith) 6:234-235 Saying "yes" (Zimmerman) 6:231-233 BUSINESS Corporations at stake (Den Uyl) 7:252 254 BUSINESS and the "adopt-a-school" fiasco (Hood) 5:187-191 c CABRERA, Sigfredo A. Dream house turns into nightmare. 1:4 6 CAN politicians really care? (Machan) 11:425 CAN private schools survive "privatization"? (Rhoads) 10:395 399 CANADIAN Medicare: doomed from the start (Corcoran) 5:182-183 CAPITALISM: an Olympic winner (Henderson) 7:260-261 CARILLI, Anthony M. Where has all the saving gone? 11:436 438 CASE of the sighing mechanics (Machan) 6:230 CENSORSHIP Dilemma of library censorship (Beisner) 11:416-417 Feminist censorship (Matthews) 1:21 22 Marketplace relies upon commercial free speech (Adler) 10:377-378 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews (St. John, Stanlis, Wilson) CHAMBERLAIN, John: Memoirs of a simple honorable man (Hamilton) 11:439-442 CHARITY in the land of individualism (Fargo) 8:314-315 CHARITY, private vs. public Philanthropy in a cold climate (Frumkin) 2:77-79 Tough love for the needy (J.L. Payne) 8:304-305 Throwing money at social problems (Payne) 5:201-202 CHESHER, J.E. See Book reviews (Machan) CHILDREN America's child protective system: is it really protection? (Lapp) 12:477-480 Best for Priscilla (R. Peterson) 5:180 181 CHLOPECKI, Mary The property rights origins of privacy rights. 8:306-309 491 CHRISTIANITY Coming of Christ (John W. Robbins) 12:452-461 Moral foundation of Western culture (Mattocks) 11:423-424 CHRISTIE, Jim. See Book reviews (Carter, Chavez, Hunter) CIVIL disobedience: a threat to our society under law (Leibman) 7:262 265 COFFMAN, Richard B.

Mud farming and political extortion. 7:258-259 COLLECTIVISM Dark lessons of utopia (Kozinski) 2:58 67 First-person singular (D.Smith) 1:41-42 COMING of Christ (John W. Robbins) 12:452-461 COMMONWEALTH of Independent States: land of opportunity (Hill) 6:212-213 COMMUNISM Czechoslovakia rejoins the West (Gabb) 7:266-269 Dark lessons of utopia (Kozinski) 2:58 67 Handwriting on the wall (Anderson) 1:11-12 Looking for a strong man after the revolution (Reardon) 4:139-141 Search for a souvenir spoon (D.R. Lee) 4:137-138 COMPETITION Case of the sighing mechanics (Machan) 6:230 CONSERVATION. See environment CORCORAN, Terence Canadian Medicare: doomed from the start. 5:182-183 CORPORATIONS at stake (Den Uyl) 7:252-254 CRAWFORD, Frederick C. Tony Trivisano's American dream. 4:160-162 CUNNINGHAM, Steven R. Human "imperfection" as a market strength. 10:379-380 CZECHOSLOVAKIA on the Hudson (Zimmerman) 3:115-117 CZECHOSLOVAKIA rejoins the West (Gabb) 7:266-269 D DARK lessons of utopia (Kozinski) 2:58 67 DEBTS AND DEFICITS Losing the cold war (Whalen) 8:292 299 We, the people, and our deficit (Harris) 11:432-433 DEFENSE of our civilization against intellectual error (Hayek) 6:243-244 DEN UYL, Douglas J.

Corporations at stake. 7:252-254 DILEMMA of library censorship (Beisner) 11:416-417 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. Why socialism causes pollution. 3: 107 112 DO seat belt laws work? (Semmens) 7:280-281 DOES occupational licensing protect consumers? (Hood) 11:418-422 492 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1992 DOUGLAS, Jack D. Freedom of education will solve our education crisis. 6:216-225 DOW, Stephen J. Letter to a congressman. 9:364 DREAM house turns into nightmare (Cabrera) 1:4-6 E EASTERN EUROPE Czechoslovakia on the Hudson (Zimmerman) 3:115-117 Czechoslovakia rejoins the West (Gabb) 7:266-269 Dark lessons of utopia (Kozinski) 2:58 67 Freedom and the prospect for Soviet economic reform (Lee) 2:68-72 Illusion that's the welfare state (Machan) 3:104-106 Puppets and freedom in Czechoslovakia (Reardon) 2:73-75 Why socialism causes pollution (DiLorenzo )3:107-112 ECONOMICS and ethics in the public policy of the free society (Marcoux) 12:481-482 ECONOMICS and ethics of trash (Billingsley) 1:39-40 EDUCATION Business and the "adopt-a-school"

fiasco (Hood) 5:187-191 Can private schools survive "privatization"? (Rhoads) 10:395-399 Freedom of education will solve our education crisis (Douglas) 6:216-225 Mythology of state spending (Hood) 4:132-133 School with a money-back guarantee (S. Payne) 6:226-227 Student activity fees (Klein) 7:279 EGALITARIANISM: Now beauty is a liability (Machan) 1:23-24 ELECTABILITY (Smith) 10:390-391 ELLIOTT, Nicholas. See Book reviews (West) ENGLAND, history Gregs of Styal (Thomas) 9:351-353 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Lessons from an entrepreneur (Laband) 9:334-335 Mr. McAllister's list (D.Smith) 2:56-57 Mud farming and political extortion (Coffman) 7:258-259 Puppets and freedom in Czechoslovakia (Reardon) 2:73-75 ENVIRONMENT Attack in the Adirondacks (Fanning) 1:28-37 Dream house turns into nightmare (Cabrera) 1:4-6 Economics and ethics of trash (Billingsley) 1:39-40 How capitalism saved the whales (James Robbins) 8:311-313 Human rights, animal rights, and friends of the earth (Petro) 3:118-120 Of skunks and salmon (Maccaro) 2:75 Species worth preserving (Kell) 3:120 121 Toxicity of environmentalism (Reisman) 9:336-350 Why socialism causes pollution (DiLorenzo) 3:107-112 ETHICS Economics and ethics in the public policy of the free society (Marcoux) 12:481-482 Economics and ethics of trash (Billingsley) 1:39-40 EXTRATERRESTRIAL intelligence, search for (Finneran) 6:237-238 F "FAIR TRADE" myth (Kamath) 7:277 278 FANNING, Michael Attack in the Adirondacks. 1:28-37 FARGO, John D.

Charity in the land of individualism. 8:314-315 FEMINISM Sex, lies, and history (Machan) 5:196-197 FEMINIST censorship (Matthews) 1:21 23 FERGUSON, Tim Warren Brookes, 1929-1991.5:172-173 FINNERAN, John P. A tale of two dictionaries. 12:483-485 The search for extraterrestrial intelligence. 6:237-238 FIRST-person singular (D.Smith) 1:41-42 FOOD police are watching you (Billingsley) 12:471-472 FREEDOM and the prospect for Soviet economic reform (Lee) 2:68-72 FREEDOM and majority rule (Opitz) 8:316-322 FREEDOM of education will solve our education crisis (Douglas) 6:216-225 FREEDOM OF SPEECH Dilemma of library censorship (Beisner) 11:416-417 Marketplace relies on commercial free speech (Adler) 10:377-378 FRIEDRICH A. Hayek (1899-1992) (Boettke) 8:300-303 FROBOUCK, Jo Ann T. Private treasures at Antietam. 6:228 229 Redlight for greenways. 10:392-394 FRUMKIN, Peter Philanthropy in a cold climate. 2:77-79 FUTURE that should have been ours (Sparks) 8:323-324 G GABB,Sean Czecho-Slovakia rejoins the West.

7:266-269 Sir Henry Vane: America's first revolutionary. 1:16-20 GALLES, Gary Half-truths or consequences. 11:434 435 See also Book reviews (McKenzie and Lee) GENDER gap (D.R. Lee and CD. Lee) 3:100-103 GIOVANETTI, Thomas A. Thoughts on creativity while watching The TwilightZone. 9:332-333 GOLD, Stephen The rise of markets and the fall of infectious disease 11:412-415 GOVERNMENT, limited Freedom and majority rule (Opitz) 8:316-322 Letter to a congressman (Dow) 9:364 Never to be put up for vote (Hultberg) 10:372-376 Prelude to the total state (Hultberg) 9:354-359 GOVERNMENT regulation/control America's child protective system:is it really protection? (Lapp) 12:477-480 Are there no limits to federal regulatory power? (Ryan) 12:469-470 Banking without the "too-big-to-fail" doctrine (Salsman) 11:426-431 Dark lessons of utopia (Kozinski) 2:58 67 Dilemma of library censorship (Beisner) 11:416-417 Do seat belt laws work? (Semmens) 7:280-281 Food police are watching you (Billingsley) 12:471-472 Future that should have been ours (Sparks) 8:323-324 Home-birth controversy (Lapp) 6:239 242 How many laws are enough? (Payne) 4:163 Marketplace relies upon commercial free speech (Adler) 10:377-378 Markets in the post-cold war era: controlled or free? (Sherman) 12:462-468 National health insurance: a medical disaster (Wollstein) 10:381-387 New York's war against the vans (Zimmerman) 4:150-151 Not up to snuff (Pyburn) 2:82 Reducing regulation of the defense industry (Weidenbaum) 2:52-55 Smoking on airplanes (R. Smith) 9:363 Tale of infamy: the Air Associates strike of 1941 (Baird) 4:152-159 Three's a crowd (Zimmerman) 8:324 325 GREGS of Styal (Thomas) 9:351-353 H HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: Tough love for the needy (J.L. Payne) 8:304-305 HALF-TRUTHS or consequences (Galles) 11:434-435 HALL, II, Arthur P.

Breathe deep, America, while liberty is in the air. 4:142-147 HAMILTON, Charles H. Memoirs of a simple honorable man. 11:439-442 HANDWRITING on the wall (Anderson) 1:11-12 HARRIS, Jr., T. Franklin Rustic, U.S.A. 2:80-81 We, the people, and our deficit. 11:432 433 HAYEK, Friedrich A. The defense of our civilization against intellectual error. 6:243-244 HAYEK, Friedrich (1899-1992) (Boettke) 8:300-303 HENDERSON, David R. Capitalism: an Olympic winner. 7:260 261 HILL, Peter J. The Commonwealth of Independent States: land of opportunity. 6:212-213 HOFFMAN, Matthew. See Book reviews (Feshbach) HOLOCAUST and the lost Caribbean paradise (Perl) 1:7-10 HOLTZ, William The woman who discovered private property. 7:255-257 HOME-BIRTH controversy (Lapp) 6:239-242 HOOD, John Business and the "adopt-a-school" fiasco. 5:187-191 Does occupational licensing protect consumers? 11:418-422 The mythology of state spending.

4:132-133 HOUSING Not up to snuff (Pyburn) 2:82 Two kinds of slums (North) 10:388-389 HOW many laws are enough? (Payne) 4:163 HOW capitalism saved the whales (James Robbins) 8:311-313 HULTBERG, Nelson Never to be put up for vote. 10:372-376 Prelude to the total state.9:354-359 HUMAN "imperfection" as a market strength (Cunningham) 10:379-380 HUMAN rights, animal rights, and friends ofthe earth (Petro) 3:118-120 HUNTER, Barbara R. An abundance of messiahs. 1:38 I-J IDEAS Men versus machines (Machen) 9:360 362 Tale of two dictionaries (Finneran) 12:483-485 Thoughts on creativity while watching The Twilight Zone (Giovanetti) 9:332-333 ILLUSION that's the welfare state (Machan) 3:104-106 INDIVIDUALISM Charity in the land of individualism (Fargo) 8:314-315 First-person singular (D.Smith) 1:41-42 Freedom of education will solve our education crisis (Douglas) 6:216-225 Rifle by the door (D.Smith) 7:273 INDUSTRIAL Revolution: Gregs of Styal (Thomas) 9:351-353 INNOVATION/technology Future that should have been ours (Sparks) 8:323-324 How capitalism saved the whales (James Robbins) 8:311-313 Men versus machines (Machen) 9:360 362 Rise of markets and the fall of infectious disease (Gold) 11:412-415 Thoughts on creativity while watching The Twilight Zone (Giovanetti) 9:332-333 JUSTICE/judiciary Thomas/Hill hearings: a new legal harassment (McKenzie) 1:25-27 K KAFKA's bureaucratic nightmares (Matthews) 4:134-136 KAMATH, Shyam J.

The "fair trade" myth. 7:277-278 KEATING, Raymond J. See Book reviews (Bovard, Fabra, Johnson, Yergin) KELL,John A species worth preserving. 3:120-121 KLEIN, Thomas C. Student activity fees. 7:279 KLINE, Malcolm A. Memories of a recession past. 7:274-275 KOZINSKI, Alex The dark lessons of utopia. 2:58-67 L LABAND, David N. Lessons from an entrepreneur. 9:334 335 LABOR Little railroad that could (Young) 5:184-186 Memories of a recession past (Kline) 7:274-275 Tale of infamy: the Air Associates strike of 1941 (Baird) 4:152-159 Unemployment and liberty (Zycher) 7:276-277 Workers and unions-how about freedom of contract? (Leef) 12:473 476 LAND USE/planning Attack in the Adirondacks (Fanning) 1:28-37 Dream house turns into nightmare (Cabrera) 1:4-6 Private treasures at Antietam (Frobouck) 6:228-229 Redlight for greenways (Frobouck) 10:392-394 LANE, Rose Wilder: Woman who discovered private property (Holtz) 7:255-257 LAPp, Hannah P.

America's child protective system: is it really protection? 12:478-480 The home-birth controversy. 6:239-242 LARSON, Elizabeth. See Book reviews (Fox-Genovese) LEE, Cynthia D. (co-author) The gender gap. 3:100-103 LEE, Dwight R. Freedom and the prospect for Soviet economic reform. 2:68-72 The gender gap. 3:100-103(co-author) The search for a souvenir spoon. 4:137 138 LEEF, George C. Workers and unions-how about freedom of contract? 12:473-476 LEIBMAN, Morris 1. Civil disobedience: a threat to our society under law. 7:262-265 LESSONS from an entrepreneur (Laband) 9:334-335 LETTER to a congressman (Dow) 9:364 LITTLE railroad that could (Young) 5:184-186 LOOKING for a strong man after the revolution (Reardon) 4:139-141 INDEX 1992 493 LOSIN G the cold war (Whalen) 8:292 299 M MACCARO, James A. Of skunks and salmon. 2:75 MACHAN, TiborR. The Bill of Rights and moral philosophy. 7:270-272 Can politicians really care? 11:425 The case of the sighing mechanics.

6:230 The illusion that's the welfare state. 3:104-106 Now beauty is a liability. 1:23-24 Sex, lies, and history. 5:196-197 Who is a self-made person? 2:76 See also Book reviews (Den Uyl) MACHEN, J. Gresham Men versus machines. 9:360-362 MARCOUX, Alexei Economics and ethics in the public policy of the free society. 12:481-482 MARKET strength/human imperfection as a (Cunningham) 10:379-380 MARKETPLACE relies upon commercial free speech (Adler) 10:377-378 MARKETS in the post-cold war era: controlled or free? (Sherman) 12:462-468 MASON, George, and the Bill of Rights (G. Williams) 5: 174-175 MATTHEWS, Jack Feminist censorship. 1:21-23 Kafka's bureaucratic nightmares. 4:134-136 MATTOCKS, Marty The moral foundation of Western culture. 11:423-424 McELROY, Wendy What does affirmative action affirm? 3:96-99 McKENZIE, Richard The Thomas/Hill hearings: a new legal harassment. 1:25-27 MEDICAL care Best for Priscilla (R. Peterson) 5:180 181 Canadian Medicare: doomed from the start (Corcoran) 5:182-183 Home-birth controversy (Lapp) 6:239 242 National health insurance: a medical disaster (Wollstein) 10:381-387 MELVIN, Sheila The rebirth of Mexico. 5:192-195 MEMOIRS of a simple honorable man (Hamilton) 11:439-442 MEMORIES of a recession past (Kline) 7:274-275 MEN versus machines (Machen) 9:360 362 MEXICO, rebirth of (Melvin) 5:192-195 MICROCOSM: decline of U.S.

competitiveness (D.Smith) 6:234-235 MILITARY/defense Are we only good at waging war? (Pyburn) 6:236 Reducing regulation of the defense industry (Weidenbaum) 2:52-55 MONEY AND BANKING Banking without the "too-big-to-fail" doctrine (Salsman) 11:426-431 494 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1992 Losing the cold war (Whalen) 8:292-299 Where has all the saving gone? (Carilli) J1:436-438 MORAL foundation of Western culture. (Mattocks) 11:423-424 MORALITY The coming of Christ (John W. Robbins) 12:452-461 Moral foundation of Western culture (Mattocks) 11:423-424 MOST sensible man (D. Smith) 5:178-179 MR. McALLISTER'S list (D.Smith) 2:56-57 MUD farming and political extortion (Coffman) 7:258-259 MYTHOLOGY of state spending (Hood) 4:132-133 N NATIONAL health insurance: a medical disaster (Wollstein) 10:381-387 NEVER to be put up for vote (Hultberg) 10:372-376 NEW YORK CITY Czechoslovakia on the Hudson (Zimmerman) 3:115-117 New York's war against the vans (Zimmerman) 4:150-151 Saying "yes" (Zimmerman) 6:231-233 Street performers and the social contract (Zimmerman) 5:198-199 Three's a crowd (Zimmerman) 8:324 325 NORTH, Gary Two kinds of slums. 10:388-389 NOT up to snuff (Pyburn) 2:82 NOW beauty is a liability (Machan) 1:23 24 o OF skunks and salmon (Maccaro) 2:75 OLYMPICS: Capitalism: an Olympic winner (Henderson) 7:260-261 ONE HUNDRED dollar tree fern (D.Smith) 8:310 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Freedom and majority rule 8:316-322 See also Book reviews (Rodgers) p PAGANISM: Coming of Christ (John W. Robbins) 12:452-461 PAYNE, James L. How many laws are enough? 4:163 Tough love for the needy. 8:304-305 Throwing money at social problems. 5:201-202 PAYNE, Scott A school with a money-back guarantee. 6:226-227 PERL, William R. The holocaust and the lost Caribbean paradise 1:7-10 PERSON, Lawrence. See Book reviews (Drexler) PETERSON, Robert A. The best for Priscilla. 5:180-181 See also Book reviews (Oakeshott) PETERSON, W.H. See Book reviews (Ashford & Davies, Bhagwati, Cordato, Ebeling, Murray, O'Rourke, Thurow) PETRO, Sylvester Human rights, animal rights, and friends of the earth. 3:118-120 PHILANTHROPY in a cold climate (Frumkin) 2:77-79 PHILOSOPHY: Defense of our civilization against intellectual error (Hayek) 6:243-244 PICERNO, James. See Book reviews (Grant) POLITICAL correctness Feminist censorship (Matthews) 1:21 22 Gender gap (D.R. Lee and CD. Lee) 3:100-103 Now beauty is a liability (Machan) 1:23-24 Sex, lies, and history (Machan) 5:196 197 POLITICS Can politicians really care? (Machan) 11:425 Electability (Smith) 10:390-391 Freedom and majority rule (Opitz) 8:316-322 Gender gap (D.R. Lee and CD. Lee) 3:100-103 Letter to a congressman (Dow) 9:364 Never to be put up for vote (Hultberg) 10:372-376 Rustic, U.S.A. (Harris) 2:80-81 Why perestroika failed (Boettke) 3:113-114 PRELUDE to the total state (Hultberg) 9:354-359 PRICES/pricing-$100 tree fern (D.Smith) 8:310 PRIVACY rights: property rights origins of (Chlopecki) 8:306-309 PRIVATE property Attack in the Adirondacks (Fanning) 1:28-37 Human rights, animal rights, and friends of the earth (Petro) 3:118-120 Mud farming and political extortion (Coffman) 7:258-259 Private treasures at Antietam (Frobouck) 6:228-229 Redlight for greenways (Frobouck) 10:392-394 Woman who discovered private property (Holtz) 7:255-257 PRIVATE treasures at Antietam (Frobouck) 6:228-229 PRODUCTION/productivity Ambition and compassion (Raimi) 1:13-15 Are we only good at waging war?

(Pyburn) 6:236 Case of the sighing mechanics (Machan) 6:230 PROPERTY rights origins of privacy rights (Chlopecki) 8:306-309 PUPPETS and freedom in Czechoslovakia (Reardon) 2:73-75 PYBURN, Evelyn Are we only good at waging war? 6:236 Not up to snuff. 2:82 R RAIMI, Ralph A. Ambition and compassion. 1:13-15 The separation of church and state. 6:214-215 READ, Leonard E. Tho kinds of influence. 5:200-201 REARDON, Doug Looking for a strong man after the revolution. 4:139-141 Puppets and freedom in Czechoslovakia. 2:73-75 REBIRTH of Mexico (Melvin) 5:192-195 RED LIGHT for greenways (Frobouck) 10:392-394 REDUCING regulation of the defense industry (Weidenbaum) 2:52-55 REISMAN, George. The toxicity of environmentalism. 9:336-350 RELIGION/morality Coming of Christ (John W. Robbins) 12:452-461 Separation of church and state (Raimi) 6:214-215 RHOADS, Saralee Can private schools survive "privatization"? 10:395-399 RIFLE by the door (D.Smith) 7:273 RISE of markets and the fall of infectious disease (Gold) 11:412-415 ROBBINS, James S.

How capitalism saved the whales. 8:311-313 ROBBINS, John W. The coming of Christ. 12:452-461 RULE OF LAW-Civil disobedience: a threat to our society under law (Leibman) 7:262-265 RUSSIA Commonwealth of Independent States: land of opportunity (Hill) 6:212-213 Freedom and the prospect for Soviet economic reform (Lee) 2:68-72 Handwriting on the wall (Anderson) 1:11-13 Looking for a strong man after the revolution (Reardon) 4:139-141 Philanthropy in a cold climate (Frumkin) 2:77-79 Search for a souvenir spoon (D.R. Lee) 4:137-138 Why perestroika failed (Boettke) 3:113-114 RUSTIC, U.S.A. (Harris) 2:80-81 RYAN, Russell G. Are there no limits to federal regulatory power? 12:469-470 s SALSMAN, Richard M. Banking without the "too-big-to-fail" doctrine. 11:426-431 SAYING "yes" (Zimmerman) 6:231-233 SCHOOL with a money-back guarantee (S. Payne) 6:226-227 SEARCH for a souvenir spoon (D.R. Lee) 4:137-138 SEARCH for extraterrestrial intelligence (Finneran) 6:237-238 SECURITY/safety, government guaranteed Do seat belt laws work? (Semmens) 7:280-281 Does occupational licensing protect consumers? (Hood) 11:418-422 SELF-RELIANCE Shoemaker of Los Banos (Stull) 3:92 95 Tony Trivisano's American dream (Crawford) 4:160-162 Two kinds of influence (Read) 5:200 201 Who is a self-made person? (Machan) 2:76 SEMMENS, John Do seat belt laws work? 7:280-281 SEPARATION of church and state (Raimi) 6:214-215 SEX, lies, and history (Machan) 5:196 197 SEXUAL harassment How many laws are enough? (Payne) 4:163 Thomas/Hill hearings: a new legal harassment (McKenzie) 1:25-27 SHANNON, Russell. See Book reviews (Gaustad) SHERMAN, Amy L.

Markets in the post-cold war era: controlled or free? 12:462-468 SHOEMAKER of Los Banos (Stull) 3:92-95 SIR Henry Vane: America's first revolutionary (Gabb) 1:16-20 SMITH, Donald G. Electability. 10:390-391 First-person singular. 1:41-42 Microcosm: the decline of U.S. competitiveness. 6:234-235 Mr. McAllister's list. 2:56-57 A most sensible man. 5:178-179 The $100 tree fern. 8:310 The rifle by the door. 7:273 Sports: the great American surrogate. 3:122-123 SMITH, Robert T. Smoking on airplanes. 9:363 SMOKING on airplanes (R. Smith) 9:363 SOCIAL REFORM Abundance of messiahs (Hunter) 1:38 America's child protective system: is it really protection? (Lapp) 12:477-480 SPARKS, John C. The future that should have been ours. 8:323-324 SPECIES worth preserving (Kell) 3:120 121 SPORTS: the great American surrogate (D.Smith) 3:122-123 STREET performers and the social contract (Zimmerman) 5:198-199 STUD ENT activity fees (Klein) 7:279 STULL,John The shoemaker of Los Banos. 3:92-95 T TALE of infamy: the Air Associates strike of 1941 (Baird) 4:152-159 TALE of two dictionaries (Finneran) 12:483-485 TAXES: Mythology of state spending (Hood) 4:132-133 THOMAS, Robert The Gregs of Styal. 9:351-353 THOMAS/Hill hearings: a new legal harassment (McKenzie) 1:25-27 THOUGHTS on creativity while watching The Twilight Zone (Giovanetti) 9:332-333 THREE'S a crowd (Zimmerman) 8:324 325 THROWING money at social problems (Payne) 5:201-202 TONY Trivisano's American dream (Crawford) 4:160-162 TOUGH love for the needy (J.L. Payne) 8:304-305 TOXICITY of environmentalism (Reisman) 9:336-350 TRADE "Fair trade" myth (Kamath) 7:277-278 Markets in the post-cold war era: controlled or free? (Sherman) 12:462-468 Microcosm: decline of U.S.

competitiveness (D.Smith) 6:234-235 TRANSPORTATION Little railroad that could (Young) 5:184-186 Smoking on airplanes (R. Smith) 9:363 TUCKER, Jeffrey. See Book reviews (Epstein) TUCKER, William. See Book reviews (Olson) TWO kinds of influence (Read) 5:200 201 TWO kinds of slums (North) 10:388-389 v-v U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights and moral philosophy (Machan) 7:270-272 Breathe deep, America, while liberty is in the air (Hall) 4:142-147 George Mason and the bill of Rights (G. Williams) 5:174-177 Separation of church and state (Raimi) 6:214-215 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Holocaust and the lost Caribbean paradise (Perl) 1:7-10 U.S. history Rifle by the door (D.Smith) 7:273 Sir Henry Vane: America's first revolutionary (Gabb) 1:16-20 UNEMPLOYMENT and liberty (Zycher) 7:276-277 USSR see Russia VANE, Sir Henry: America's first revolutionary (Gabb) 1:16-20 WXYZ WALTON, Sam: lessons from an INDEX 1992 495 entrepreneur (Laband) 9:334-335 WE, the people, and our deficit (Harris) 11:432-433 WEALTH: Rise of markets and the fall of infectious disease (Gold) 11:412 415 WEIDENBAUM, Murray Reducing regulation of the defense industry. 2:52-55 WELFARE STATE Ambition and compassion (Raimi) 1:13-15 Illusion that's the welfare state (Machan) 3:104-106 Prelude to the total state (Hultberg) 9:354-359 Sports: the great American surrogate (D.Smith) 3:122-123 Throwing money at social problems (Payne) 5:201-202 Two kinds of slums (North) 10:388-389 WELFARE: fraud on steroids (Billingsley) 4:148-149 WHALEN, Christopher Losing the cold war. 8:292-299 WHAT does affirmative action affirm?

(McElroy) 3:96-99 WHERE has all the saving gone? (Carilli) 11:436-438 WHO is a self-made person? (Machan) 2:76 WHY perestroika failed (Boettke) 3:113 114 WHY socialism causes pollution (DiLorenzo) 3:107-112 WILLIAMS, Gary George Mason and the Bill of Rights. 5:174-177 WOEHLKE, James. See Book reviews (Barnett) WOLLSTEIN, Jarret B. National health insurance: a medical disaster. 10:381-387 See also Book reviews (Bast, Rule & Wesbury; Goodman & Musgrave) WOMAN who discovered private property (Holtz) 7:255-257 WORKERS and unions-how about freedom of contract? (Leef) 12:473 476 WORLD WAR II Holocaust and the lost Caribbean paradise (Perl) 1:7-10 Shoemaker of Los Banos (Stull) 3:92 95 YOUNG, Anthony The little railroad that could. 5:184-186 ZIMMERMAN, Robert Czechoslovakia on the Hudson. 3:115 117 New York's war against the vans. 4:150 151 Saying "yes." 6:231-233 Street performers and the social contract. 5:198-199 Three's a crowd. 8:324-325 ZYCHER, Benjamin Unemployment and liberty. 7:276 277 496 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1992 BOOKREVIEWS (Reviewer'sname in parentheses) ANDERSON, Martin. Impostors in the temple (Brown) 11:445-446 ASHFORD, Nigel & Davies, Stephen, eds. A dictionary of conservative and libertarian thought (W.H.Peterson) 5:203-204 BARNEIT, Randy, ed. The rights retained by the people: the history and meaning of the ninth amendment (Woehlke )10:400-401 BARTLEY, Robert L. The seven fat years-and how to do it again (Batemarco) 12:487-488 BAST, Joseph L., Rule, Richard C. & Wesbury, Stuart A., Jr., Why we spend too much on health care (Wollstein) 10:404-408 BEISNER, E. Calvin. Prospects for growth (Bandow) 2:84-85 BHAGWATI, Jagdish. The world trading system at risk (W.H.

Peterson) 1:48 BOVARD, James. The fair trade fraud (Keating) 7:282-283 CARTER, Stephen L. Reflections ofan affirmative action baby (Christie) 3:125-126 CHAVEZ, Linda. Out of the barrio (Christie) 5:204-205 CORDATO, Roy E. Welfare economics and externalities in an open-minded universe: a modern Austrian perspective (Peterson) 12:486-487 DEN UYL, Douglas J. The virtue of prudence (Machan) 9:366 DORNBUSCH,Rudiger & Edwards, Sebastian, eds. The macroeconomics ofpopulism in Latin America (Bandow) 6:247-248 DREXLER, Eric, and Peterson, Chris. Unbounding the future: the nanotechnology revolution (Person) 11:443-445 EBELING, Richard, ed. Austrian economics (W.H. Peterson) 4:165 166 EDWARDS, Sebastian (co-editor). See Dornbusch EPSTEIN, Richard A. Forbidden grounds: the case against employment discrimination (J.Tucker) 7:284-287 FABRA, Paul Capital for profit: the triumph of Ricardian political economy over Marx and the neoclassical (Keating) 10:403-404 FESHBACH, Murray & Friendly, Alfred, Jr., Ecocide in the USSR (Hoffman) 11:446-447 FOX-GENOVESE, Elizabeth.

Feminism without illusions (Larson) 4:166-167 FRIENDLY, Alfred, Jr. (co-author) See Feshbach GAUSTAD, Edwin S. Liberty of conscience: Roger Williams in America (Shannon) 2:87-88 GOODMAN, John C. & Musgrave, Gerald L. Twenty myths about national health insurance (Wollstein) 10:404-408 GRANT, James. Money of the mind-borrowing and lending in America from the Civil War to Michael Milken (Picerno) 12:489-490 HANSEN, John Mark. Gaining access: Congress and the farm lobby, 1919 1981 (Bandow) 5:206-207 HUBER, Peter & Litan, Robert. The liability maze (Bandow) 1:45-46 HUBER, Peter. Galileo's revenge: junk science in the courtroom (Bandow) 3:124-125 HUNTER, James Davison. The struggle to define America (Christie) 6:245 246 JOHNSON, Paul. The birth of the modern: world society 1815-1830 (Keating) 4:167-168 LEE, Dwight (co-author). See McKenzie LITAN, Robert (co-author). See Huber MACHAN, Tibor R. Liberty & Culture (Chesher) 8:327-328 McKENZIE, Richard B. & Lee, Dwight.

Quicksilver capital (Galles) 2:85-87 MURRAY, Charles. The emerging British underclass (W.H. Peterson) 2:83-84 MUSGRAVE, Gerald L. (co-author) See Goodman NELSON, Robert H. Reaching for heaven on earth: the theological meaning of economics (Briggs) 5:205-206 OAKESHOIT, Michael. Rationalism in politics and other essays (Robert Peterson) 6:246-247 OLSON, Walter. The litigation explosion (Wm. Tucker) 7:287-288 O'ROURKE, P. J. Give war a chance: eyewitness accounts of mankind's struggle against tyranny, injustice, and alcohol-free beer (W.H. Peterson) 9:365-366 PAITERSON, Orlando. Freedom in the making of western culture (Bandow) 9:366-368 PETERSON, Chris (co-author). See Drexler RODGERS, Marion Elizabeth, ed. The impossible H.L. Mencken (Opitz) 7:283-284 RULE, Richard C. (co-author). See Bast ST. JOHN, Jeffrey. Forge of union, anvil of liberty (Chamberlain) 8:326-327 STANLIS, Peter J. Edmund Burke: the enlightenment and revolution (Chamberlain) 4:164-165 THUROW, Lester. Head to head: the coming battle among Japan, Europe and America (W.H. Peterson) 10:401-403 WESBURY, Stuart A., Jr. (co-author).

See Bast WEST, Edwin G. Adam Smith and modern economics (Elliott) 3:127 128 WILSON, Francis Graham. The case for conservatism (Chamberlain) 1:44 YERGIN, Daniel. The Prize (Keating) 1:46-47