Book Reviews

Money and the nation state: the financial revolution, government, and world monetary system (Ely) 6:59-60 DUNN, James. Driving forces: the automobile, its enemies, and the politics of mobility (Semmens) 11:59-60 EBELING, Richard M., ed. Between power and liberty: economics and the law (Murray) 2:61-62 EPSTEIN, Richard A. Principles for a free society: reconciling individual liberty with the common good (Peterson) 11:58-59 FARBER, Daniel A and Sherry, Suzanna. Beyond all reason: the radical assault on truth in American law (Bain) 1:61-62 FERGUSON, 1. David (coauthor). See Hall FERRARA, Peter J. The Choctaw revolution (Leef) 8:56-57 FERRELL, Robert. The presidency of Calvin Coolidge (Keating) 7:57-58 FLYNN, John T. The Roosevelt myth (Reed) 9:61-62 FRIEDMAN, Milton and Friedman, Rose D. Two lucky people (Field) 8:59-60 GODWIN, Mike. Cyber rights: defending free speech in the digital age (Van Tassell) 7:61 GORDON, David, ed. Secession, state, & liberty (Leef) 6:57-58 GOUGH, Michael (coauthor). See Milloy.

GROSS, Paul R. and Levitt, Norman. Higher superstition: the academic left and its quarrels with science (Bertonneau and Cutler) 2:60-61 HALL, Thomas E. and Ferguson, J. David. The Great Depression: an international disaster of perverse economic policies (Adamson) 8:57-58 HANSON, Victor Davis and Heath, John. Who killed Homer? The demise of classical education and the recovery of Greek wisdom (Miller) 6:56-57 HEATH, John (coauthor). See Hanson HOFFMANN, Stanley. World disorders: troubled peace in the post-cold war era (Eland) 12:48-49 HUDGINS, Edward L., ed. Freedom to trade: refuting the new protectionism (Rowley) 9:60-61 INFANTINO, Lorenzo. Individualism in modern thought from Adam Smith to Hayek (Cohen) 12:46-47 JOHNSON, Paul. A history of the American people (Folsom) 3:61-62 KELLEY, David. A life of one's own: individual rights and the welfare state (Paul) 6:54-55 KENZER, Robert C. Enterprising Southerners: black economic success in North Carolina, 1865-1915 (Gamble) 2:56-57 KORS, Alan Charles and Silverglate, Harvey A. The shadow university: the betrayal of liberty on America's campuses (Shapiro) 11:56-58 KUDLOW, Lawrence A. American abundance: the new economic and moral prosperity (Peterson) 4:58-59 LANDES, David S. The wealth and poverty of nations: why some are so rich and some so poor (Holcombe) 4:56-57 LEAL, Donald R. (coauthor). See Anderson LEVITT, Norman (coauthor). See Gross MATUS OW, Allen 1. Nixon's economy: booms, busts, dollars, and votes (Littmann) 10:55-56 MILLER, Nathan. Star-spangled men: America's ten worst presidents (Healy) 3:58-59 MILLOY, Steven and Gough, Michael.

Silencing science (Silber) 10:59-60 NISKANEN, William A. Policy analysis and public choice: selected papers (Yandle) 6:60-61 O'BRIEN, George Dennis. All the essential half-truths about higher education (Roche) 5:57-58 O'ROURKE, P. 1. Eat the rich: a treatise on economics (Peterson) 7:60 PAYNE, James L. Overcoming welfare: expecting more from the poor and ourselves (Batemarco) 7:56-57 POSTREL, Virginia. The future and its enemies (Leef) 4:55-56 RAVITCH, Diane and Viteritti, Joseph, eds. New schools for a new century: the redesign of urban education (Leef) 2:54-55 ROPKE, Wilhelm. A humane economy (Leef) 5:56-57 SCATURRO, Frank J. President Grant reconsidered (Folsom) 11 :60-61 SCOTT, James C. Seeing like a state: how certain schemes to improve the human condition have failed (Steelman) 10:58-59 SHEEHAN, James M. Global greens: inside the international environmental establishment (Shaw) 8:60-61 64 THE FREEMAN/IDEAS ON LIBERTY • DECEMBER 1999 SHERRY, Suzanna (coauthor). See Farber SHUGART, William F. II (coauthor).

See Couch SILVERGLATE, Harvey A. (coauthor). See Kors SOBEL, Robert. Coolidge: an American enigma (Keating) 7:57-58 SOROS, George. The crisis of global capitalism (Lindsey) 10:54-55 STANISLAW,Joseph (coauthor).See Yergin SULLUM, Jacob. For your own good: the anti-smoking crusade and the tyranny of public health (Attarian) 3:57-58 TIMBERLAKE, Richard H (coauthor). See Dowd TISMANEANU, Vladimir. Fantasies of salvation: democracy, nationalism, and myth in post-communist Europe (Prychitko) 3:59-60 TUCKER, David M. Mugwumps: public moralists of the Gilded Age (Folsom) 6:55-56 VAZSONYI, Balint. America's 30 years war (Carson) 5:53-54 VITERITTI, Joseph (co-editor). See Ravitch WATSON, George. The lost literature of socialism (Flew) 9:59-60 WILLIAMS, William H. A. H. L. Mencken revisited (Leef) 7:58-59 WOOSTER, Martin Morse. The great philanthropists and the problem of "donor intent" (Leef) 10:53-54 YERGIN, Daniel and Stanislaw, Joseph. The commanding heights: the battle between government and the marketplace that is remaking the world (Littmann) 1:59-60 ZAKARIA, Fareed. From wealth to power: the unusual origins of America's world role (Higgs) 4:57-58