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768 INDEX THE FREEMAN VOLUME 47 JANUARY-DECEMBER 1997 Prepared by Beth A. Hoffman and the editorial staff of The Freeman Note: In page references, the number preceding the colon designates the month, the numbers following refer to the pages. 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 author on pages 775-776. A AFFIRMATIVE action: institutionalized inequality (Block and Mulcahy) 10:613-614 AGENDA for limited government (Bandow) 3:146-148 AID to owners of dependent enterprises (Baird) 11 :654-655 AKERS, Becky One life for liberty. 8:491-495 ALLEN, Candace A. and Lee, Dwight R. The entrepreneur on the heroic journey. 4:188-191 AMAZING creative power of one (Mason) 7:404-407 AMERICAN history. See U.S. history AMERICAN labor law-bad and still getting worse (Leet) 5:276-279 ANCIENT civilization and culture Cicero, who gave natural law to the modern world (Powell) 1:41-49 Property rights and law among the ancient Greeks (Rehmke) 2:60-64 We have yet to learn (MacDonald) 3:152-153 ANDERSON, Terry L.

Property rights among native Americans. 2:71-73 ANTI-SEMITISM, modern, roots of (Cowen) 1:8-11 ANTITRUST Breaking up antitrust (Lopez) 1:23-26 ARMENTANO, D.T. Teen smoking: the new prohibition. 1:32-33 ASTOR, John Jacob, and the fur trade: testing the role of government (Folsom) 6:324-329 ATLAS Shrugged revisited: 40 years of voicing the philosophy of freedom (Younkins) 5:295-298 ATTARIAN, John. See Book reviews (Boaz) AUSTEN, Jane, and the importance of freedom (Gee) 10:586-587 AUTOMOBILES Freedom and the car (Lomasky) 12:716-721 Sentinel for auto emissions (Klein) 1:36-37 Slugging it out (C.D. Bradford) 10:549 B BADEN, John A. and St. Lawrence, Andrew A century of forest service ineptitude. 10:607-609 BAIRD, Charles W. Aid to owners of dependent enterprises. 11:654-655 The future of the union movement: clues from the UPS strike. 12:738-740 BAKER, Chris Algernon Sidney: forgotten founding father. 10:625-628 BALANCING the budget (Sennholz) March Notes from FEE BANDOCH, William V., Jr., and Block, Walter The end of the world as we know it?

3:158-159 BANDOW, Doug Can the budget be cut? 4:216-219 Electrical utilities: the final deregulatory frontier. 11:686-692 The role of government: promoting development or getting out of the way. 3:135-140 Potomac principles column: An agenda for limited government. 3:146-148 Closing special interest government. 11:669-671 The failure of politics. 2:83-85 Is voluntarism enough? 8:477-479 The judgment of history. 4:225-227 Kill big business's bank. 12:741-743 The liability lottery: politics by other means. 6:357-359 Medicine for the sick. 10:604-606 Military follies and Memorial Day memories. 9:553-554 The new assault on capitalism. 5:283-285 Replace the monopoly, not the superintendent. 1:30-33 Taxing time. 7:419-421 See also Book reviews (Easterbrook; Murray; R. Nash) Guest editor (April, November) BASTIAT, Frederic, ingenious champion for liberty and peace (Powell) 6:370-382 BATEMARCO, Robert Three fallacies of rent control.

6:330-332 Why managed trade is not free trade. 8:488-490 See also Book reviews (Cavanaugh; Greaves; Irwin; G. Nash) BENEFIT societies in America: the way it used to be (Probst) 5:287-289 BENEFITS of outsourcing (Boland and Block) 1:38-40 BENSON, Bruce L. Where does law come from? 12:725-730 See also Book reviews (Anderson) BEST textbooks for a free-market university (Skousen) 12:752-753 BILLINGSLEY, K.L. The socialist dream lives. 11 :656-657 Superstar athletes provide economics lessons. 1:28-29 BIOGRAPHICAL sketches John Jacob Astor and the fur trade (Folsom) 6:324-329 Frederic Bastiat, ingenious champion for liberty and peace (Powell) 6:370-382 Marcus Tullius Cicero, who gave natural law to the modern world (Powell) 1:41-49 Edward Coke--eommon law protection for liberty (Powell) 11 :693-703 Benjamin Constant-liberty and private life (Powell) 10:632-640 Frederick Douglass-heroic orator for liberty (Powell) 2:98-108 Benjamin Franklin: the man who invented the American dream (Powell) 4:228-240 Nathan Hale: one life for liberty (Akers) 8:491-495 Robert A. Heinlein's soaring spirit of liberty (Powell) 7:434-446 Lafayette: hero of two worlds (Powell) 9:564-575 John Lilburne: mighty martyr for liberty (Powell) 5:302-313 Roger MacBride: cast a giant ballot (Thies) 10:610-612 Albert Jay Nock: a gifted pen for radical individualism (Powell) 3:160-169 Algernon Sidney: forgotten founding father (Baker) 10:625-628 Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, who first put laissez-faire principles into action (Powell) 8:496-507 BLOCK, Walter and Mulcahy, Timothy Affirmative action: institutionalized inequality. 10:613-614 BLOCK, Walter (coauthor). See Bandoch; Boland; Cadin; Sohr BOAZ, David Competition and cooperation.

9:529-531 What big government is all about. 4:208-215 BOETTKE, Peter Perspective: Economic research and economic education. 1:2-3 Guest editor (January) BOLAND, Brian and Block, Walter The benefits of outsourcing. 1:38-40 BOUDREAUX, Donald 1. Russell D. Shannon, in memoriam. 3:173-174 Notes from FEE: The benefits of immigration (December) Coercivists and voluntarists (August) A free-market case against open immigration? (October) Juvenile delinquency (November) The market: the only trustworthy pollster (July) The nanny state (September) The unique role of FEE (June) BOUDREAUX, Karol Free-market emancipation. 5:281-282 See also Book reviews (McKenzie) BRADFORD, C. Daniel Slugging it out. 10:597 BRADFORD, R.W. Today's war on property. 2:93-95 BRADLEY, Robert L., Jr. See Book reviews (Cain) BREAKING up antitrust (Lopez) 1:23-26 BROGDON, W. J., Jr. Perspective: A private-enterprise gold standard? 8:458-459 BUSINESS Entrepreneur on the heroic journey (Allen and D. Lee) 4:188-191 Friendly view of dealing (Machan) 5:285-286 Stockholders as stakeholders (Younkins) 4:198-199 BUSINESS and morality in a free society (Younkins) 11:679-680 c CADIN, Michelle S. and Block, Walter Privatize public highways. 2:96-97 CAN the budget be cut? (Bandow) 4:216-219 CAPITALISM Has capitalism failed or succeeded? the tale of two graphs (Skousen) 8:508-510 New assault on capitalism (Bandow) 5:283-285 CAPITALISM and cooperation (Levite) 10:615-619 CAROLAN, Matthew The pine barrens parousia: a reporter's notebook. 8:460-461 CARPENTER, Ted Galen Global interventionism and the erosion of domestic liberty. 11 :660-665 CASE for economic freedom (Rogge) 3:128-132 CAST a giant ballot (Thies) 10:610-612 CAUSE and effect: crime and poverty (Clites) 3:151 CENTRAL economic fallacy of the century (Yates) 11:652-653 CENTURY of forest service ineptitude (Baden and St. Lawrence) 10:607-609 CHINA Free trade and human rights in China (Dom) 5:252-255 CHODOROV, Frank The source of rights. 3:141-143 CICERO, Marcus Tullius, who gave natural law to the modem world (Powell) 1:41-49 CLASS warfare, futility of (Reed) 6:337-338 CLASSICAL liberalism: Mont Pe1erin Society's 50th anniversary (Kaza) 6:347-351 CLITES, Roger M.

Cause and effect: crime and poverty. 3:151 CLOSING special interest government (Bandow) 11 :669-671 COERCIVISTS and voluntarists (D. Boudreaux) August Notes from FEE COKE, Edward--eommon law protection for liberty (Powell) 11 :693-703 COLLECTIVISM Capitalism and cooperation (Levite) 10:615-619 Star Trek and collectivism: the case of the Borg (Yates) 4:200-202 COMMUNITARIANS and slavery (Machan) 7:423 COMPETITION Predatory bogeyman (Reed) 7:413-414 COMPETITION and cooperation (Boaz) 9:529-531 COMPETITION in education: the case of reading (Hager) 4:223-224 CONFESSION of a compliant taxpayer (D. Lee) 3:144-145 CONSTANT, Benjamin-liberty and private life (Powell) 10:632-640 COOPER, Richard. See Book reviews (Kadare; Mariotti) CORDATO, Roy E. Income and the question of rights. 1:12-13 Market-based environmentalism vs. the free market. 9:555-557 CORPORATE welfare Aid to owners of dependent enterprises (Baird) 11 :654-655 Can the budget be cut? (Bandow) 4:216-220 COWEN, Tyler The socialist roots of modem anti semitism. I:8-11 CRIME and poverty: cause and effect (Clites) 3:151 CUCKOVIC, Nevenka and Prychitko, David L.

Mises, Hayek, and the market process: an introduction. 1:16-22 D De ALESSI, Michael How property rights can spur artificial reefs. 2:77-79 DECADENCE, Russell Kirk's conception of (Whitney) 6:352-355 DEREGULATION Electrical utilities: the final deregulatory frontier (Bandow) 11 :686-692 First, let's deregulate all the lawyers (Leet) 6:339-343 New Zealand "revolution" (Reed) 5:264-265 DEREGULA TION: coming to a utility near you (Reed) 8:465-467 DiLORENZO, Thomas 1. Life, liberty, and pizza delivery. 5:279-280 The myth of the "independent" Fed. 4:203-207 Perspective: George Washington on the role of government. 5:250-251 See also Book reviews (Samuelson) Guest editor, May DISCOVERY and economic freedom (Klein) 9:532-537 769 DORN, James A. Free trade and human rights in China. 5:252-255 DOUGLASS, Frederick-heroic orator for liberty (Powell) 2:98-108 DURANT, Clark The gift of a child: the promise of freedom. 6:360-364 DYING for a pizza (Reiland) 3:149-150 E ECONOMIC education Free marketers miss opportunity at AEA meetings (Skousen) 4:241-242 ECONOMIC freedom Case for economic freedom (Rogge) 3:128-132 Juvenile delinquency (D. Boudreaux) November Notes from FEE Yes, Virginia, there is a free lunch (W.

Peterson) 9:538-540 ECONOMIC freedom: its measurement and importance (Gwartney) 2:91-92 ECONOMIC woes of pro sports: greed or government? (Keating) 1:27-28 ECONOMICS Best textbooks for a free-market university (Skousen) 12:752-753 Getting published-an "Austrian" triumph (Skousen) 9:576-577 Great turnabouts in economics (Skousen) 11:705-706 It takes a market (Greaves) 2:86-87 Mises, Hayek, and the market process (Cuckovic and Prychitko) 1:16-22 Superstar athletes provide economics lessons (Billingsley) 1:28-29 Understanding Say's law of markets (Horwitz) 1:4-7 Three fallacies of rent control (Batemarco) 6:330-332 What we know, when we know it (Rockwell) 5:256-259 Wisdom of a "liberal" giant (W. Peterson) 5:260-263 ECONOMICS in one page (Skousen) 1:50-51 EDUCATING the difficult (Reed) 11:658-659 EDUCATION Competition in education: the case of reading (Hager) 4:223-224 Gift of a child: the promise of freedom (Durant) 6:360-364 Government schooling: the bureaucratization of the mind (Lehman) 5:266-269 Homeschool heroes (Reed) 2:69-70 Problem of education doesn't end at the 12th grade (Reed) 1:14-15 Public school failures, homeschool successes (D. Peterson) 11:750-751 Replace the monopoly, not the superintendent (Bandow) 1:30-33 What money can't buy (London) 4:186-187 EDUCATION and the free society (Raeder) 10:620-621 EFFICIENCY of natural rights (McElroy) 12:733-737 770 ELECTRICAL utilities: the final deregulatory frontier (Bandow) 11:686-692 ELECTRICITY deregulation: coming to a utility near you (Reed) 8:465-467 ELLUL, Jacques Perspective (from The Political Illusion).

6:322-323 END of the world as we know it? (Bandoch and Block) 3:158-159 ENTITLEMENTS versus investments: a parable (Leet) 10:590-592 ENTREPRENEUR on the heroic journey (Allen and D. Lee) 4:188-191 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Discovery and economic freedom (Klein) 9:532-537 Optimist's view of the entrepreneurship explosion (Keating) 3:124-127 ENVIRONMENT, environmentalism Century of forest service ineptitude (Baden and St. Lawrence) 10:607-609 Market-based environmentalism vs. the free market (Cordato) 9:555-557 Pine barrens parousia: a reporter's notebook (Carolan) 8:460-461 Sentinel for auto emissions (Klein) 1:36-37 Victim of wetlands regulations (Manley) 7:408-412 See also Property rights ENVIRONMENT without property rights (Stroup and Shaw) 2:80-82 ETHICS, morality Business and morality in a free society (Younkins) 11 :679-680 EUROPEAN malaise (Sennholz) February Notes from FEE EWERT, Ken. See Book reviews (George and Sabelli; Whelan, Kirwan, and Haffner) EXPORT-import bank: kill big business's bank (Bandow) 12:741-743 F FAILURE of politics (Bandow) 2:83-85 "FAIR housing," how fair is it? (Leet) 11:673-675 FAITH in the Fed (Sennholz) April Notes from FEE FAMILY Educating the difficult (Reed) 11:658-659 Gift of a child: the promise of freedom (Durant) 6:360-364 Property rights in the family (Henderson) 2:65-66 FAREWELL (Sennholz) May Notes from FEE FEDERAL budget Balancing the budget (Sennholz) March Notes from FEE Can the budget be cut? (Bandow) 4:216-219 FEDERAL government growth before the New Deal (Holcombe) 9:547-551 FEDERAL Reserve Faith in the Fed (Sennholz) April Notes from FEE Federal Reserve, continued Myth of the "independent" Fed (DiLorenzo) 4:203-207 FEMINISM: Mises's legacy for feminists (McElroy) 9:558-563 FIRST, let's deregulate all the lawyers (Leet) 6:339-343 FISHING industry How fishing communities protect their future (Leal) 2:74-76 How property rights can spur artificial reefs (De Alessi) 2:77-79 FLEW, Antony Private property and "social" justice.

5:299-301 FOLDV ARY, Fred E. Government and governance. 1:33-35 FOLSOM, Burton W., Jr. John Jacob Astor and the fur trade: testing the role of government. 6:324-329 FORE: watch out for government golfl (Keating) 8:469-471 FOSTER, Sarah Transfer of development rights: top down planning in disguise. 8:462-464 FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION Farewell (Sennholz) May Notes from FEE Unique role of FEE (D. Boudreaux) June Notes from FEE FRANKLIN, Benjamin: the man who invented the American dream (Powell) 4:228-240 FREE markets, free trade Market: the only trustworthy pollster (D. Boudreaux) July Notes from FEE Why managed trade is not free trade (Batemarco) 8:488-490 FREE market: lifting all boats (Mathews) 4:192-194 FREE-market emancipation (K. Boudreaux) 5:281-282 FREE-market case against open immigration? (D. Boudreaux) October Notes from FEE FREE marketers miss opportunity at AEA meetings (Skousen) 4:241-242 FREE trade and human rights in China (Dorn) 5:252-255 FREE trade to benefit the many-not fair trade to benefit the few (D. Lee) 10:588-589 FREEDOM Letters from Russia (D. Peterson) 10:598-602 Rudolph Rummel talks about the miracle of liberty and peace (Freeman interview) 7:396-403 See also Economic freedom; Individual rights FREEDOM and the car (Lomasky) 12:716-721 FREEMAN interview: Rudolph Rummel talks about the miracle of liberty and peace 7:396-403 FRENCH, Douglas E. See Book reviews (Friedman; Rothbard) FRIENDLY view of dealing (Machan) 5:285-286 "FROM small beginnings": the road to genocide (Maccaro) 8:479-481 FUHRMANN, Joseph T. See Book reviews (Pipes) FULDA, Joseph S.

The proper attitude toward the proper role of the state. 10:622-624 FULMER, Richard W. See Book reviews (Bradley) FUTILITY of class warfare (Reed) 6:337-338 FUTURE of the union movement: clues from the UPS strike (Baird) 12:738-740 G GARRISON, Roger W; The undiscountable professor Kirzner. 8:511-513 See also Book reviews (Seidman) GEE, Merrill Perspective: A note on Jane Austen and the importance of freedom. 10:586-587 GENOCIDE, road to: "From small beginnings" (Maccaro) 8:479-481 GETTING published-an "Austrian" triumph (Skousen) 9:576-577 GIFT of a child: the promise of freedom (Durant) 6:360-364 GLOBAL interventionism and the erosion of domestic liberty (Carpenter) 11:660-665 GOLF. See Sports GOVERNMENT Agenda for limited government (Bandow) 3:146-148 Closing special interest government (Bandow) 11:669-671 Entitlements versus investments: a parable (Leet) 10:590-592 Federal government growth before the New Deal (Holcombe) 9:547-551 John Jacob Astor and the fur trade: testing the role of government (Folsom) 6:324-329 Proper attitude toward the proper role of the state (Fulda) 10:622-624 Role of government in society (W.

Peterson) 3:122-123 There's more to government than you think (Reed) 4:195-197 What big government is all about (Boaz) 4:208-215 What's so bad about big government anyway? (Leet) 12:744-748 GOVERNMENT: an ideal concept Leonard Read's formula for freedom (Heller) 8:482-487 GOVERNMENT and disaster relief (Reed) 9:541-542 GOVERNMENT and governance (Foldvary) 1:33-35 GOVERNMENT funding for not training doctors: another odd program (London) 8:467-468 GOVERNMENT -mandated insecurity (Wilson) 4:220-222 GOVERNMENT schooling: the bureaucratization of the mind (Lehman) 5:266-269 GREAT Depression: mysteries finally solved (Skousen) 7:447-448 GREAT turnabouts in economics (Skousen) 11 :705-706 GREAVES, Bettina Bien It takes a market. 2:86-87 GREAVES, Bettina Bien, salute to (Powell) 7:394-395 GUARDIANS of the constitution or watching out for their own? (Pilla) 9:543-546 GWARTNEY, James D. Economic freedom: its measurement and importance. 2:91-92 H HAGER, Daniel Competition in education: the case of reading. 4:223-224 HARPER, F.A.

Perspective. 4:187 HAS capitalism failed or succeeded? the tale of two graphs (Skousen) 8:508-510 HEALTH care Government funding for not training doctors: another odd program (London) 8:467-468 Loved to death: America's health-care crisis (Hurd) 11 :683-685 Medicine for the sick (Bandow) 10:604-606 Right to medical care (Richman) 9:522-524 HEINLEIN, Robert A.: soaring spirit of liberty (Powell) 7:434-446 HELLER, Esler G. Government: an ideal concept-Leonard Read's formula for freedom. 8:482-487 HENDERSON, David R. The legal assault on competence and honesty. 10:629-631 Property rights in the family-and beyond. 2:65-66 HISTORY lesson for free-market pessimists (Reed) 3:133-134 HOLCOMBE, Randall G. Federal government growth before the New Deal. 9:547-551 HOME SCHOOL heroes (Reed) 2:69-70 HOOD, John M. Henry Grady Weaver's classic vision of freedom. 8:472-476 HORWITZ, Steven Understanding Say's law of markets.

1:4-7 See also Book reviews (Dom) HOW fair is "fair housing"? (Leet) 11:673-675 HOW fishing communities protect their future (Leal) 2:74-76 HOW Galveston opted out of Social Security (Myers) 5:290-292 HOW property rights can spur artificial reefs (De Alessi) 2:77-79 HOW we privatized social security in Chile (Piiiera) 7:415-418 HOW we'll know when we've won (Reed) 10:593-594 HURD, Michael J. Loved to death: America's health-care crisis. 11 :683-68~ I IDEAS, ideology How we'll know when we've won (Reed) 10:593-594 Preaching to the choir (Skousen) 10:642-643 IMMIGRATION A free-market case against open immigration? (D. Boudreaux) October Notes from FEE INCOME and the question of rights (Cordato) 1:12-13 INDIVIDUAL creativity: amazing creative power of one (Mason) 7:404-407 INDIVIDUAL rights Or else ... (Madden) 12:749-751 Pervasive duty to rescue (Kochan) 6:344-346 Source of rights (Chodorov) 3:141-143 INFLATION What's the best measure of inflation?

(Skousen) 5:314-315 Which is the best inflation indicator: gold, oil, or the commodity spot index (Skousen) 2:109-110 INSURANCE "redlining" and government intervention (Wolfram) 6:365-369 INTERNATIONAL politics, aid, trade Free trade to benefit the many-not fair trade to benefit the few (D. Lee) 10:588-589 Global interventionism and the erosion of domestic liberty (Carpenter) 11:660-665 Kill big business's bank (Bandow) 12:741-743 Role of government: promoting development or getting out of the way (Bandow) 3:135-140 INVENTION: amazing creative power of one (Mason) 7:404-407 IS voluntarism enough? (Bandow) 8:477-479 ISAIAH'S job (Nock) 3:170-172 IT takes a market (Greaves) 2:86-87 J JEFFERSON, Thomas Perspective, from Kentucky Resolution of 1798. 5:251 JONAS, Donald K. Technology and the work force: work will not end. 11:676-679 JUDGMENT of history (Bandow) 4:225-227 JUVENILE delinquency (D. Boudreaux) November Notes from FEE K KAPUSHION, Meredith On trial again. 3:152-153 771 KAZA, Greg The Mont Pelerin Society's 50th anniversary. 6:347-351 KAZMANN, Raphael G. See Book reviews (Pombo and Farah) KEATING, Raymond J.

The economic woes of pro sports: greed or government? 1:27-28 Fore: watch out for government golfl 8:469-471 An optimist's view of the entrepreneurship explosion. 3:124-127 TV taxes. 11:671-672 See also Book reviews (Kuttner; Novak; Ross) Guest editor (August) KENDRICK, David. See Book reviews (Green) KIRK, Russell: conception of decadence (Whitney) 6:352-355 KIRZNER, Israel: undiscountable professor Kirmer (Garrison) 8:511-513 KLEIN, Daniel B. Discovery and economic freedom. 9:532-537 A sentinel for auto emissions. 1:36-37 KLEIN, Daniel B., Moore, Adrian T., and Reja, Binyam Transit's transition from socialism. 10:595-596 KOCHAN, Donald J. The pervasive duty to rescue. 6:344-346 The true takings reform imperative. 2:89-90 L LABOR American labor law-bad and still getting worse (Leef) 5:276-279 Benefits of outsourcing (Boland and Block) 1:38-40 Future of the union movement: clues from the UPS strike (Baird) 12:738-740 Minimum wage (Sohr and Block) 11:681-682 Moral obligations of workers (Tucker) 5:270-275 Technology and the work force: work will not end (Jonas) 11:676-679 LAFAYETTE: hero of two worlds (Powell) 9:564-575 LAW, lawyers First, let's deregulate all the lawyers (Leef) 6:339-343 The legal assault on competence and honesty (Henderson) 10:629-631 Where does law come from? (Benson) 12:725-730 LAW, custom,and the commons (Simmons) 2:67-68 LEAL, Donald R.

How fishing communities protect their future. 2:74-76 LEE, Christopher The seven deadly sins of high taxes. 11:666-668 LEE, Dwight R. Confession of a compliant taxpayer. 3:144-145 772 Lee, Dwight R., continued Free trade to benefit the many-not fair trade to benefit the few. 10:588-589 The perversity of doing good at others' expense. 9:525-528 Should profits be shared with workers? 6:333-336 Guest editor (October) LEE, Dwight R. (coauthor). See Allen LEEF, George C. American labor law-bad and still getting worse. 5:276-279 Entitlements versus investments: a parable. 10:590-592 First, let's deregulate all the lawyers. 6:339-343 How fair is "fair housing"? 11:673-675 What's so bad about big government anyway? 12:744-748 See also Book reviews (Bouillon; Bueno de Mesquita, Newman, and Rabushka; Holmes, Johnson, and Kirkpatrick; Kealey; Ridley; Schansberg; Sowell; Spalding and Garrity) Guest editor, June LEGAL assault on competence and honesty (Henderson) 10:629-631 LEGISLATION American labor law-bad and still getting worse (Leef) 5:276-279 LEHMAN, Thomas E.

Government schooling: the bureaucratization of the mind. 5:266-269 LETTERS from Russia (D. Peterson) 10:598-602 LEVIN, Michael. See Book reviews (Zelnick; Bolick) LEVITE, Allan Capitalism and cooperation. 10:615-619 LIABILITY lottery: politics by any other means (Bandow) 6:357-359 LIBERTY quiz 7:424-425 LIFE, liberty, and pizza delivery (DiLorenzo) 5:279-280 LlLBURNE, John: mighty martyr for liberty (Powell) 5:302-313 LOMASKY, Loren Freedom and the car. 12:716-721 LONDON, Herbert Government funding for not training doctors:another odd program. 8:467-468 What money can't buy. 4:186-187 LOPEZ, Edward Breaking up antitrust. 1:23-26 LOVED to death: America's health-care crisis (Hurd) 11:683-685 M MacBRIDE, Roger: Cast a giant ballot (Thies) 10:610-612 MACCARO, James A. "From small beginnings": the road to genocide. 8:479-481 MacDONALD, Gregg We have yet to learn. 3:152-153 MACHAN, Tibor R. Communitarians and slavery. 7:423 A friendly view of dealing. 5:285-286 Paparazzi and public property. 12:722-724 MADDEN, Russell Or else ... 12:749-751 MAINSPRING of human progress: 50th anniversary edition introduction (Hood) 8:472-476 MANLEY, Marisa A victim of wetlands regulations.

7:408-412 MARCUS Tullius Cicero, who gave natural law to the modem world (Powell) 1:41-49 MARKET: the only trustworthy pollster (D. Boudreaux) July Notes from FEE MARKET -based environmentalism vs. the free market (Cordato) 9:555-557 MARKETS: It takes a market (Greaves) 2:86-87 MASON, Stanley I., Jr. The amazing creative power of one. 7:404-407 MATCHECK, Dale. See Book reviews (H. Sennholz) MATHEWS, Don The free market: liftingall boats. 4:192-194 McELROY, Wendy The efficiency of natural rights. 12:733-737 Mises's legacy for feminists. 9:558-563 MEDICINE for the sick (Bandow) 10:604-606 MILITARY follies and Memorial Day memories (Bandow) 9:553-554 MILKEN, Michael: On trial again (Kapushion) 3:154-157 MINIMUM wage (Sohr and Block) 11:681-682 MISES gallery (photographs of Ludwig von Mises) 7:426-433 MISES, Ludwig von, ideas of Mises, Hayek, and the market process (Cuckovic and Prychitko) 1:16-22 Mises's legacy for feminists (McElroy) 9:558-563 Wisdom of a "liberal" giant (W.

Peterson) 5:260-263 MONEY Private-enterprise gold standard? (Brogdon) 8:458-459 See also Inflation MONT Pelerin Society's 50th anniversary (Kaza) 6:347-351 MOORE, Adrian T. (coauthor). See Klein MORAL obligations of workers (Tucker) 5:270-275 MOSHER, Steven W. See Book reviews (Becker) MULCAHY, Timothy (coauthor). See Block MYERS,Ed How Galveston opted out of Social Security. 5:290-292 MYSTERIES of the Great Depression finally solved (Skousen) 7:447-448 MYTH of the "independent" Fed (DiLorenzo) 4:203-207 N NANNY state (D. Boudreaux) September Notes from FEE NATIVE Americans, property rights among (Anderson) 2:71-73 NATURAL rights, efficiency of (McElroy) 12:733-737 NEW assault on capitalism (Bandow) 5:283-285 NEW Zealand "revolution" (Reed) 5:264-265 NOBEL Memorial Prize in Economic Science What we know, when we know it (Rockwell) 5:256-259 NOCK, Albert Jay Isaiah's job. 3:170-172 NOCK, Albert Jay: a gifted pen for radical individualism (Powell) 3:160-169 o OCCUPATIONAL licensure: First, let's deregulate all the lawyers (Leef) 6:339-343 ON trial again (Kapushion) 3:154-157 ONE life for liberty (Akers) 8:491-495 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Perspective. 4:187 See also Book reviews (Thornton) OPTIMIST'S view of the entrepreneurship explosion (Keating) 3:124-127 OR else... (Madden) 12: 749-751 p PAPARAZZI and public property (Machan) 12:722-724 PASOUR, JR., E.C. See Book reviews (Ikeda; Kramer) PERVASIVE duty to rescue (Kochan) 6:344-346 PERVERSITY of doing good at others' expense (D. Lee) 9:525-528 PETERSON, Dennis L. Letters from Russia. 10:598-602 Perspective: Public school failures, homeschool successes 11:750-751 PETERSON, William H. Perspective: The role of government in society. 3:122-123 Wisdom of a "liberal" giant. 5:260-263 Yes, Virginia, there is a free lunch. 9:538-540 See also Book reviews (Boaz; Ellis; Gross; Hood; Hudgins; Jarvik; Jefferson; Weidenbaum and Hughes) Guest editor (March) PILLA, Daniel J. Guardians of the constitution or watching out for their own? 9:543-546 PINE barrens parousia: a reporter's notebook (Carolan) 8:460-461 PINERA, Jose How we privatized social security in Chile. 7:415-418 POLITICS Liability lottery: politics by other means (Bandow) 6:357-359 POLITICS, failure of (Bandow) 2:83-85 POVERTY Cause and effect: crime and poverty (Clites) 3:151 Free market: lifting all boats (Mathews) 4:192-194 Rich get richer, and the poor get ...

(Skousen) 3:175-176 POWELL,Jim Frederic Bastiat, ingenious champion for liberty and peace. 6:370-382 Marcus Tullius Cicero, who gave natural law to the modem world. 1:41-49 Edward Coke--common law protection for liberty. 11:693-703 Benjamin Constant-liberty and private life. 10:632-640 Frederick Douglass-heroic orator for liberty. 2:98-108 Benjamin Franklin: the man who invented the American dream. 4:228-240 A salute to Bettina Bien Greaves. 7:394-395 Robert A. Heinlein's soaring spirit of liberty. 7:434-446 Lafayette: hero of two worlds. 9:564-575 Free-born John Lilburne: mighty martyr for liberty. 5:302-313 Albert Jay Nock: a gifted pen for radical individualism. 3:160-169 Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, who first put laissez-faire principles into action. 8:496-507 Guest editor (July) See also Book reviews (Reisman) PREACHING to the choir (Skousen) 10:642-643 PREDATORY bogeyman (Reed) 7:413-414 PRESIDENTS of the U.S.: Judgment of history (Bandow) 4:225-227 PRIV ATE property and "social" justice (Flew) 5:299-301 PRIV ATE-enterprise gold standard?

(Brogdon) 8:458-459 PRIVATIZE public highways (Cadin and Block) 2:96-97 PROBLEM of education doesn't end at the 12th grade (Reed) 1:14-15 PROBST, Michael L. Benefit societies in America: the way it used to be. 5:287-289 PROFITS Should profits be shared with workers? (D. Lee) 6:333-336 PROPER attitude toward the proper role of the state (Fulda) 10:622-624 PROPERTY RIGHTS Environment without property rights (Stroup and Shaw) 2:80-82 How fishing communities protect their future (Leal) 2:74-76 How property rights can spur artificial reefs (De Alessi) 2:77-79 Law, custom, and the commons (Simmons) 2:67-68 Pine barrens parousia: a reporter's notebook (Carolan) 8:460-461 Private property and "social" justice (Flew) 5:299-301 Today's war on property (R.W. Bradford) 2:93-95 Property Rights, continued Transfer of development rights: top-down planning in disguise (Foster) 8:462-464 True takings reform imperative (Kochan) 2:89-90 Victim of wetlands regulations (Manley) 7:408-412 PROPERTY-key to self-determination (Richman) 12:714-715 PROPERTY rights among native Americans (Anderson) 2:71-73 PROPERTY rights and law among the ancient Greeks (Rehmke) 2:60-64 PROPERTY rights in the family-and beyond (Henderson) 2:65-66 PRYCHITKO, David L. (coauthor). See Cu3kovic.

See also Book reviews (Radnitzky and Bouillon) R RAEDER, Linda C. Education and the free society. 10:620-621 RAND, Ayn: Atlas Shrugged revisited: 40 years of voicing the philosophy of freedom (Younkins) 5:295-298 RANDOLPH, John Perspective: Commenting on the Tariff of 1824.5:251 READ, Leonard Perspective. 11 :651 READ, Leonard-Government: an ideal concept, LER's formula for freedom (Heller) 8:482-487 REAM, Norman S. See Book reviews (M. Sennholz) "REDLINING" Dying for a pizza (Reiland) 3:149-150 Insurance "redlining" and government intervention (Wolfram) 6:365-369 Life, liberty, and pizza delivery (DiLorenzo) 5:279-280 REED, Lawrence W. Ideas and consequences column: Deregulation: coming to a utility near you. 8:465-467 Educating the difficult. 11:658-659 The futility of class warfare. 6:337-338 Government and disaster relief. 9:541-542 A history lesson for free-market pessimists. 3: 133-134 Homeschool heroes. 2:69-70 How we'll know when we've won.

10:593-594 The New Zealand "revolution." 5:264-265 The predatory bogeyman. 7:413-414 The problem of education doesn't end at the 12th grade. 1:14-15 There's more to government than you think. 4:195-197 Will retirement become a personal responsibility? 12:731-732 REFLECTIONS on a failure (Smith) 10:602-603 REHMKE, Gregory F. Property rights and law among the ancient Greeks. 2:60-64 See also Book reviews (Sanera and Shaw) 773 REILAND, Ralph R. Dying for a pizza. 3:149-150 REJA, Binyam (coauthor). See Klein REMNANT: Isaiah's job (Nock) 3:170-172 RENT control, three fallacies of (Batemarco) 6:330-332 REPLACE the monopoly, not the superintendent (Bandow) 1:30-33 RICH get richer, and the poor get ... (Skousen) 3:175-176 RICHMAN, Sheldon Perspective: Property-key to self determination. 12:714-715 Perspective: The "right to medical care." 9:522-524 Guest editor (September) RIDDLE, Wesley Allen The true American tradition. 5:293-294 RIGHT to medical care (Richman) 9:522-524 ROADS. See Transportation ROBBINS, John W. See Book reviews (Schlossberg, Samuel, and Sider) ROCHE, George C. III Perspective: State and society. 8:459 ROCKWELL, Llewellyn H., Jr.

What we know, when we know it. 5:256-259 ROGGE, Benjamin A. The case for economic freedom. 3:128-132 ROLE of government: promoting development or getting out of the way (Bandow) 3:135-140 ROLE of government in society (W. Peterson) 3:122-123 ROTHBARD, Murray N. Perspective: Property rights and human rights. 2:59 RUMMEL, Rudolph, talks about the miracle of liberty and peace. (Freeman interview) 7:396-403 RUSSIA, letters from (D. Peterson) 10:598-602 s SABRIN, Murray. See Book reviews (McKay) ST. LAWRENCE, Andrew (coauthor). See Baden SALUTE to Bettina Bien Greaves (Powell) 7:394-395 SAY'S law of markets, understanding (Horwitz) 1:4-7 SCHUPAK, Jessica. See Book reviews (Bork) SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Notes from FEE: Balancing the budget (March) European malaise (February) Faith in the Fed (April) A farewell (May) Welfare reform (January) SENTINEL for auto emissions (Klein) 1:36-37 SEVEN deadly sins of high taxes (c. Lee) 11:666-668 SHAH, Parth J. See Book reviews (Selgin) 774 SHANNON, Russell D., in memoriam (D.

Boudreaux) 3:173-174 SHAW, Jane S. Perspective: Understanding property rights. 2:58 Guest editor, February SHAW, Jane S. (coauthor). See Stroup. SHOULD profits be shared with workers? (D. Lee) 6:333-336 SIDNEY, Algernon: forgotten founding father (Baker) 10:625-628 SIMMONS, Randy T. Law, custom, and the commons. 2:67-68 SKOBLE, Aeon James. See Book reviews (O'Brien) SKOUSEN, Mark Economics on trial column: Best textbooks for a free-market university. 12:752-753 Economics in one page. 1:50-51 Free marketers miss opportunity at AEA meetings. 4:241-242 Getting published-an "Austrian" triumph. 9:576-577 Great turnabouts in economics. 11:705-706 Has capitalism failed or succeeded? the tale of two graphs. 8:508-510 The mysteries of the Great Depression finally solved. 7:447-448 Preaching to the choir. 10:642-643 The rich get richer, and the poor get ... 3:175-176 Wards of the state? 6:383-384 What's the best measure of inflation?

5:314-315 Which is the best inflation indicator: gold, oil, or the commodity spot index? 2:109-110 SLAVERY Communitarians and slavery (Machan) 7:423 Frederick Douglass-heroic orator for liberty (Powell) 2:98-108 Free-market emancipation (K. Boudreaux) 5:281-282 SLUGGING it out (C.D. Bradford) 10:597 SMILEY, Gene. See Book reviews (Folsom) SMITH, Donald G. Reflections on a failure. 10:602-603 SMOKING Nanny state (D. Boudreaux) September Notes from FEE Teen smoking: the new prohibition (Armentano) 1:32-33 SOCIAL Security Government-mandated insecurity (Wilson) 4:220-222 How Galveston opted out of Social Security (Myers) 5:290-292 How we privatized social security in Chile (Piiiera) 7:415-418 Wards of the state? (Skousen) 6:383-384 Will retirement become a personal responsibility? (Reed) 12:731-732 SOCIALISM Reflections on a failure (Smith) 10:602-603 Central economic fallacy of the century (Yates) 11:652-653 SOCIALIST dream (Billingsley) 11:656-657 SOCIALIST roots of modem anti-semitism (Cowen) 1:8-11 SOHR, Kevin and Block, Walter The minimum wage. 11 :681-682 SOURCE of rights (Chodorov) 3:141-143 SPORTS Economic woes of pro sports: greed or government? (Keating) 1:27-28 Fore: watch out for government golfl (Keating) 8:469-471 Superstar athletes provide economics lessons (Billingsley) 1:28-29 STANSEL, Dean Taxation without justice. 7:421-422 STAR Trek and collectivism: the case of the Borg (Yates) 4:200-202 STATE and society (Roche) 8:459 STEELMAN, Aaron. See Book reviews (Miner) STETSON, Brad. See Book reviews (Lynch) STOCKHOLDERS as stakeholders (Younkins) 4:198-199 STROUP, Richard L.

Perspective: "3-D" Property rights. 2:59 STROUP, Richard L. and Shaw, Jane S. An environment without property rights. 2:80-82 SUPERSTAR athletes provide economics lessons (Billingsley) 1:28-29 T TAXATION Confession of a compliant taxpayer (D. Lee) 3:144-145 Income and the question of rights (Cordato) 1:12-13 Seven deadly sins of high taxes (C. Lee) 11:666-668 There's more to government than you think (Reed) 4:195-197 TAXATION without justice (Stansel) 7:421-422 TAXING time (Bandow) 7:419-421 TECHNOLOGY End of the world as we know it? (Bandoch and Block) 3:158-159 TV taxes (Keating) 11 :671-672 TECHNOLOGY and the work force: work will not end (Jonas) 11:676-679 TEEN smoking: the new prohibition (Armentano) 1:32-33 THERE'S more to government than you think (Reed) 4:195-197 THIES, Clifford F. Cast a giant ballot. 10:610-612 THREE fallacies of rent control (Batemarco) 6:330-332 TODAY'S war on property (R.W.

Bradford) 2:93-95 TRANSFER of development rights: top down planning in disguise (Foster) 8:462-464 TRANSFER mentality: Perversity of doing good at others' expense (D. Lee) 9:525-528 TRANSIT'S transition from socialism (Klein, Moore, and Reja) 10:595-596 TRANSPORTATION, roads Freedom and the car (Lomasky) 12:716-721 Privatize public highways (Cadin and Block) 2:96-97 Sentinel for auto emissions (Klein) 1:36-37 Slugging it out (C.D. Bradford) 10:597 TRUE American tradition (Riddle) 5:293-294 TRUE takings reform imperative (Kochan) 2:89-90 TUCKER, Jeffrey The moral obligations of workers. 5:270-275 TURGOT, Anne Robert Jacques, who first put laissez-faire principles into action (Powell) 8:496-507 TV taxes (Keating) 11:671-672 u-v U.S. Constitution Guardians of the constitution or watching out for their own? (Pilla) 9:543-546 True takings reform imperative (Kochan) 2:89-90 U.S. history The true American tradition (Riddle) 5:293-294 The judgment of history (Bandow) 4:225-227 Military follies and Memorial Day memories (Bandow) 9:553-554 UNDERSTANDING Say's law of markets (Horwitz) 1:4-7 UNDISCOUNTABLE professor Kirzner (Garrison) 8:511-513 UNIQUE role of FEE (D. Boudreaux) June Notes from FEE UNITED NATIONS: Socialist dream lives (Billingsley) 11:656-657 VANCE, Laurence M. See Book reviews (Maren) VICTIM of wetlands regulations (Manley) 7:408-412 VOLUNTARISM Benefit societies in America: the way it used to be (Probst) 5:287-289 Government and governance (Foldvary) 1:33-35 Is voluntarism enough? (Bandow) 8:477-479 w WARDS of the state? (Skousen) 6:383-384 WASHINGTON, D.C., school system: Replace the monopoly, not the superintendent (Bandow) 1:30-33 WATTS, V. Orval Perspective. 11:651 WE have yet to learn (MacDonald) 3:152-153 WEAVER, Henry Grady: classic vision of freedom (Hood) 8:472-476 WEINKOPF, Chris. See Book reviews (Barro) WELFARE, welfare state Benefit societies in America: the way it used to be (Probst) 5:287-289 European malaise (Sennholz) February Notes from FEE Wards of the state? (Skousen) 6:383-384 WELFARE reform (Sennholz) January Notes from FEE WHAT big government is all about (Boaz) 4:208-215 WHAT money can't buy (London) 4:186-187 WHAT we know, when we know it (Rockwell) 5:256-259 WHAT'S so bad about big government anyway? (Leet) 12:744-748 WHAT'S the best measure of inflation?