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(Skousen) 5:314-315 WHERE does law come from? (Benson) 12:725-730 ANDERSON, Terry L. Sovereign nations or reservations? an economic history of American Indians (Benson) 5:319 BARRO, Robert. Getting it right: markets and choices in a free society (Weinkopt) 3:180 BECKER, Jasper. Hungry ghosts: Mao's secret famine (Mosher) 12:754-756 BOAZ, David. Libertarianism: a primer (Attarian) 8:517-518 _____ . ed. The libertarian reader: classic and contemporary writings from Lao-Tzu to Milton Friedman (Peterson) 7:451-452 BOLICK, Clint. Affirmative action fraud (Levin) 3:183-184 BORK, Robert H. Slouching towards Gomorrah: modem liberalism and American decline (Schupak) 4:245 BOUILLON, Hardy, ed. Libertarians and liberalism-essays in honor of Gerard Radnitzky (Leet) 7:449-450 _____ (co-editor). See Radnitzky BRADLEY, Robert L., Jr. Oil, gas, and government, 2 vols. (Fulmer) 2:117 BUENO DE MESQUITA, Bruce; Newman, David; and Rabushka, Alvin. Red flag over Hong Kong (Leet) 8:514-515 CAIN, Gordon. A life in free enterprise (Bradley) 11:707-708 CAVANAUGH, Francis X. The truth about the national debt: five myths and one reality (Batemarco) 4:244 DORN, James, ed. The future of money in the information age (Horwitz) 12:760-762 EASTERBROOK, Gregg. A moment on the earth: the coming age of environmental optimism (Bandow) 2:118-119 WHICH is the best inflation indicator: gold, oil, or the commodity spot index? (Skousen) 2:109-110 WHITNEY, Gleaves Russell Kirk's conception of decadence.
6:352-355 WHO said what about liberty? (a quiz) 7:424-425 WHY managed trade is not free trade (Batemarco) 8:488-490 WILL retirement become a personal responsibility? (Reed) 12:731-732 WILSON, Tadd Government-mandated insecurity. 4:220-222 WISDOM of a "liberal" giant (W. Peterson) 5:260-263 WOEHLKE, James A. See Book reviews (Hamblin) WOLFRAM, Gary Insurance "redlining" and government intervention. 6:365-369 BOOKS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) EASTLAND, Terry. Ending affirmative action: the case for colorblind justice (Yates) 1:54-55 ELLIS, Abraham. The Social Security fraud (Peterson) 1:52 FOLSOM, Burton W., ed. The Industrial Revolution and free trade (Smiley) 4:246-247 FRIEDMAN, David. Hidden order: the economics of everyday life (French) 2:111 GARRITY, Patrick (coauthor). See Spalding GEORGE, Susan and Sabelli, Fabrizio. Faith and credit: the world bank's secular empire (Ewert) 2:116 GREAYES, Bettina Bien, ed. Austrian economics: an anthology (Batemarco) 2:113 GREEN, Max. Epitaph for American labor (Kendrick) 8:518-519 GROSS, Martin L. The political racket: deceit, self-interest and corruption in American politics (Peterson) 6:388-389 HAFFNER, Paul (coauthor). See Whelan HAMBLIN, Ken. Pick a better country (Woehlke) 12:765-766 HOLMES, Kim R.; Johnson, Bryan T.; and Kirkpatrick, Melanie. 1997 index of economic freedom (Leet) 6:386-387 HOOD, John M. The heroic enterprise: business and the common good (Peterson) 2:114 HUDGINS, Edward L., ed. The last monopoly: privatizing the Postal Service for the information age (Peterson) 4:245-246.
HUGHES, Samuel (coauthor). See Weidenbaum 775 WORKERS, moral obligations of (Tucker) 5:270-275 y YATES, Steven The central economic fallacy of the century. 11 :652-653 Star Trek and collectivism: the case of the Borg. 4:200-202 See also Book reviews (Eastland; Sacks) YES, Virginia, there is a free lunch (W. Peterson) 9:538-540 YOUNKINS, Edward W. Atlas Shrugged revisited: 40 years of voicing the philosophy of freedom. 5:295-298 Business and morality in a free society. 11:679-680 Stockholders as stakeholders. 4:198-199 IKEDA, Sanford. Dynamics of the mixed economy: toward a theory of interventionism (Pasour) 11:708-709 IRWIN, Douglas A. Against the tide: an intellectual history of free trade (Batemarco) 1:56 JARVIK, Laurence. PBS behind the screen (Peterson) 10:645-646 JEFFERSON, Thomas. Jefferson's "Bible": the life and morals of Jesus of Nazareth (Peterson) 5:319 JOHNSON, Bryan T. (coauthor). See Holmes KADARE, Ismail. The pyramid (Cooper) 5:317 KEALEY, Terence. The economic laws of scientific research (Leet) 10:644-645 KIRKPATRICK, Melanie (coauthor). See Holmes KIRWAN, Joseph (coauthor). See Whelan KIRZNER, Israel. Essays on capital and interest (Garrison) 8:511-513 KRAMER, Mark. Travels with a hungry bear: a journey to the Russian heartland (Pasour) 2:120 KUTTNER, Robert. Everything for sale: the virtues and limits of markets (Keating) 11:709-710 LYNCH, Frederick R. The diversity machine: the drive to change the "white male workplace" (Stetson) 9:580-581 MAREN, Michael. The road to hell (Vance) 6:389-390 MARlOTTI, Steve. The young entrepreneur's guide to starting and running a business (Cooper) 9:582-583 McKAY, John. The welfare state: no mercy for the middle class (Sabrin) 6: 387-388.
776 McKENZIE, Richard. The home (K. Boudreaux) 1:53-54 MINER, Brad. The concise conservative encyclopedia (Steelman) 9:579-580 MURRAY, Charles. What it means to be a libertarian: a personal interpretation (Bandow) 6:385 NASH, George H. The conservative intellectual movement in America: since 1945, 2nd ed. (Batemarco) 9:581-582 NASH, Ronald. Why the left is not right the religious left: who they are and what they believe (Bandow) 12:756-758 NEWMAN, David (coauthor). See Bueno de Mesquita NOVAK, Michael. Business as a calling: work and the examined life (Keating) 4:243-244 O'BRIEN, Conor Cruise. The long affair: Thomas Jefferson and the French Revolution, 1785-1800 (Skoble) 7:450-451 OLSON, Walter. The excuse factory (Henderson) 10:629-631 PIPES, Richard, ed. The unknown Lenin, from the secret archive (Fuhrmann) 7:452-453 POMBO, Congressman Richard and Farah, Joseph. This land is our land: how to end the war on private property (Kazmann) 1:55 RABUSKA, Alvin (coauthor). See Bueno de Mesquita RADNITZKY, Gerard and Bouillon, Hardy, eds. Government: servant or master? (Prychitko) 2:111-112 READ, Leonard E. Government: an ideal concept (Heller) 8:482-487 REISMAN, George. A treatise on economics (Powell) 5:316-317 RIDLEY, Matt. The origins of virtue (Leet) 12:764-765 ROSS, Ian Simpson. The life of Adam Smith (Keating) 3:182-183 ROTHBARD, Murray N. Classical economics: an Austrian perspective on the history of economic thought, Vol.
II (French) 3:181-182 SABELLI, Fabrizio (coauthor). See George SACKS, Peter. Generation X goes to college: an eye-opening account of teaching in postmodem America (Yates) 2:114-115 SAMUEL, Vinay (co-editor). See Schlossberg SAMUELSON, Robert J. The good life and its discontents: the American dream in the age of entitlement (DiLorenzo) 2:119 SANERA, Michael, and Shaw, Jane. Facts, not fear: a parent's guide to teaching children about the environment (Rehmke) 8:515-516 SCHANSBERG, D. Eric. Poor policy how government harms the poor (Leet) 9:579 SCHLOSSBERG, Herbert; Samuel, Vinay; and Sider, Ronald J., eds. Christianity and economics in the post-cold war era: the Oxford Declaration and beyond (Robbins) 3:179-180 SEIDMAN, Laurence S. The USA tax: a progressive consumption tax (Garrison) 12:758-759 SELGIN, George. Bank deregulation and monetary order (Shah) 12:762-764 SENNHOLZ, Hans F., ed. Up from poverty: reflections on the ills of public assistance (Matcheck) 8:516-517 SENNHOLZ, Mary, ed. Faith of our fathers (Ream) 10:646-647 SHAW, Jane (coauthor). See Sanera SIDER, Ronald J. (co-editor). See Schlossberg SOWELL, Thomas. Migrations and cultures (Leef) 5:319-320 SPALDING, Matthew and Garrity, Patrick.
A sacred union of citizens-George Washington's farewell address and the American culture (Leet) 11:710-711 THORNTON, Robert M., ed. The disadvantages of being educated (Opitz) 7:453-455 WEIDENBAUM, Murray and Hughes, Samuel. The bamboo network: how expatriate Chinese entrepreneurs are creating a new economic superpower in Asia (Peterson) 3:177-179 WHELAN, Robert; Kirwan, Joseph; and Haffner, Paul. The cross and the rain forest: a critique of radical green spirituality (Ewert) 10:644 ZELNICK, Bob. Backfire (Levin) 3:183-184
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