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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 63-64. • articles are listed under lesson plans for easy reference. A ABOLISH legal tender (Moseley) 2:32-33 ACADEMIC freedom on religious campuses (Otteson) 8:51-53 ACCOUNTING Dismal scientists score another win (Skousen) 7:54-55 Political accounting (Bovard) 9:46-49 ADAMSON, Michael R. See Book reviews (Hall and Ferguson) AFL-CIO: renaissance or irrelevance? (Baird) 11 :63-64 AGAINST the tide: the life of Francis W. Hirst (Brady) 6:42-45 AIRPORTS On airports and individual rights (Machan) 2:10-11 Privatize the airports! (Reed) 2:12-13 ALBAN, Daniel L. and Stephenson, E. Frank The "Berry bikes": a lesson in private property rights. 10:8-9 ALLEN, William R. See Book reviews (Bethell) ALLIANCES: What's friendship got to do with it? (Bandow) 2:20-21 ALM, Richard. See coauthor (Cox) AMERICA is number 1 again (Skousen) 5:51-52 AMERICA'S forgotten war (Bandow) 3:23-24 AMERICORPS Voluntarism should be voluntary (Bandow) 8:25-26 ANOTHER place, another war (M. Palmer) 7:30-31 ANTICOMMUNISM "They were right" (Skousen) 9:55-56 ANTITRUST Immorality of antitrust law (D. T.

Armentano) 8:23-24 Stop stopping price cutting (Boudreaux) 11:4-5 Antitrust, continued Who's "locked in" to what? (Boudreaux) 10:4-5 ARE financial markets inherently unstable? (Skousen) 1:53-54 ARMENTANO, D. T. The immorality of antitrust law. 8:23-24 See also Book reviews (Chernow) ARMENTANO, Paul Bought and sold: drug warriors and the media. 11:14-16 ARTS Art of plunder (Richman) 1:36-37 Artistic freedom requires economic freedom (Cowen) 1:18-23 Force of economics (Malek) 12:31-32 Freedom and morality in the plays of Tom Stoppard (Barry) 8:16-19 ASHFORD, Nigel Spontaneous order. 7:37-40 ASIAN financial crisis: Paper tiger (C. Mayer) 4:22-23 ATTARIAN, John. See Book reviews (Sullum) AUSTRIAN economic theory Hayek made no contribution? (Garrison) 5:6-7 Mises's Human Action: a 50th anniversary appreciation (Ebeling) 9:32-37 Money and gold in the 1920s and 1930s: an Austrian view (Salerno) 10:31-40 AYAU, Manuel Economic calculation revisited. 9:40-41 B BAD investment (Murdock) 9:52-54 BAIN, Lauren S. See Book reviews (Farber and Sherry) BAIRD, Charles W.

Just deserts. 3:10-13 Recycling labor. 4:8-12 The pursuit ofhappiness column: The AFL-CIO: renaissance or irrelevance? 11 :63-64 The ILO's strange use of words. 2:63-64 An open letter to the California legislature. 8:63-64 Tony Blair and "fairness at work." 5:63-64 BALKANS bungling: why only Congress can declare war (Bandow) 6:33-34 BANDOW, Doug Potomac principles column: Alliances: What's friendship got to do with it? 2:20-21 America's forgotten war. 3:23-24 Balkans bungling: why only Congress can declare war. 6:33-34 Congressional lost opportunities. 5:21-22 Decoding the North Korean enigma. 12:26-27 Emotive policymaking. 11:28-29 Health care: over the Canadian cliff? 10:25-26 Public failure, private response. 1:27-28 55 Bandow, continued A superpower's prerogative. 9:27-28 Think tank wars and the minimum wage. 4:28-29 Voluntarism should be voluntary. 8:25-26 Wannongering for peace. 7:21-22 See also Book reviews (Denson) BANNED in Austin (Leef) 8:43-45 BARRY, Norman Freedom and morality in the plays of Tom Stoppard. 8:16-19 Germany and the "third way." 11:48-51 There's no Philadelphia in Europe.

2:14-17 BASTIAT, ideas of Fighting back (Landrum) 5:23-25 Illuminating the unseen (Roberts) 3:63-64 BATEMARCO, Robert. See Book reviews (Budziszweski, Payne) BATHTUB, Mencken, and war (McElroy) 9:29-31 BATTLE for Diamond Head: a case of market failure? (Skousen) 4:53-54 BEISNER, E. Calvin Material progress over the past millennium. 11:8-12 "Must I not be believed?" 5:10-11 BENSON, Bruce L. Scientists beware. 4:13-15 See also Book reviews (Barnett) BERRY bikes: a lesson in private property (Alban and Stephenson) 10:8-9 BERTONNEAU, Thomas and Coulter, Richard. See book reviews (Gross and Levitt) BETHELL, Tom To each his due. 3:6-9 BETTER brand of parent (Fritz) 9:8-11 BIG brother wants to read your e-mail (Skoble) 11:33-34 BIOGRAPHY James U. Blanchard III: champion of liberty and sound money (Reed) 8:14-15 Moses Harman: Life of a grand old liberal (McElroy) 2:47-51 Friedrich A. Hayek: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 5:28-32 Against the tide: the life of Francis W.

Hirst (Brady) 6:42-45 William H. Hutt: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 8:35-38 James II of England: "Must I not be believed?" (Beisner) 5:10-11 James F. Lincoln: industrial peacemaker (Hager) 4:45-47 Elijah McCoy and Berry Gordy: ingenuity overcomes (Folsom) 1:29-31 Wilhelm Ropke: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 10:19-24 Noah Smithwick: pioneer Texan and monetary critic (Stromberg) 7:51-53 BLAIR, Tony, and "fairness at work" (Baird) 5:63-64 BLANCHARD, James U., III: champion of liberty and sound money (Reed) 8:14-15 BOAZ,David Come to America, John Paul. 2:18-19 Libertarianism in Japan. 1:38-39 56 THE FREEMAN/IDEAS ON LIBERTY • DECEMBER 1999 BOGUS freedom (Bovard) 5:14-17 BOUDREAUX, Donald 1. Notes from FEE: Brutes in suits (March) Countless wonders (February) The grateful pedestrian (January) Thoughts on Freedom column: Break this vile addiction. 9:4-5 Government is no god. 6:4-5 Hayek turns 100. 5:4-5 Outside the limits. 7:6-7 Stop stopping price cutting. 11:4-5 True false consciousness. 8:4-5 Unfettered powerful extremes. 12:4-5 Who's "locked in" to what? 10:4-5 Who's progressive? 4:4-5 See also It just ain't so! 6:6-7; Book reviews (Cowen) BOUDREAUX, Donald 1. and Morriss, AndrewP.

Withholding the taxpayer hostage. 4:48-49 BOUGHT and sold: drug warriors and the media (P. Armentano) 11:14-16 BOURNE, Randolph War's other casualty (McElroy) 7:32-34 BOVARD, James Bogus freedom. 5:14-17 The great gold robbery. 6:30-32 Paranoia about paranoia in American politics. 8:27-30 Political accounting. 9:46-49 Storm trooping to equality. 7:43-45 See also Book reviews (P. Buchanan) BRADLEY, Robert L., Jr. The growing abundance of fossil fuels. 11:40-42 BRADY, Mark Against the tide: the life of Francis W. Hirst. 6:42-45 BREAK this vile addiction (Boudreaux) 9:4-5 BRESIGER, Gregory Train wreck. 8:8-11 BULLY that acts like a hero (Jones) 3:43-46 BUSINESS Ending corporate welfare as we know it (Reed) 5:12-13 Ignorance is bliss-maybe (Williams) 7:63-64 Market for honesty (Lee) 2:45-46 Small is awesome (More) 2:34-37 Taxation by litigation threatens every American business (Reed) 9: 18-19 See also Entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship; labor c CAN government deliver the goods?

(Macaulay) 1:40-44 CANADA Health care: over the Canadian cliff? (Bandow) 10:25-26 Let's pierce the government veil (Selick) 1:51-52 Program the Borg would love (Selick) 2:40-41 Socialized medicine: one size fits none (Selick) 8:31-32 Welcome to Canada (Solberg) 12:20-21 CAPITAL letters (letters to the editor) 3:54; 6:51; 10:50; 12:41 CAPTAIN consumer (Richman) 2:38-39 CARSON, Clarence B. See Book reviews (Vazsonyi) CATANZARO, Michael T. The poverty of regulation. 12:24-25 CENSORING pleas for help (Lee) 1:49-50 CENTRAL fallacy of public schooling (Hager) 9:20-23 CHICAGO gun show (Skousen) 10:51-52 CHILDREN, families Children's real enemy (Hood) 6:11-15 Professionalization of parenthood (Orr) 6:8-10 Program the Borg would love (Selick) 2:40-41 Spontaneous order on the playground (Morriss) 11:13-16 See also Education CHINA'S flirtation with Keynesian economics (Lingle) 12:35-36 CHINA'S spontaneous order (Dom) 4:24-27 CHODOROV, Frank Isolationism. 7:23-25 CHRISTMAS carol by Charles Dickens.

See Oliver (Reclassifying a Classic) CIGARS, cigar smoking Just a cigar (Sullum) 11:35-37 Other tobacco war (Lukas) 1:16-17 CIVIL War's tragic legacy (Williams) 1:63-64 CLARK, Jeff R. See coauthor (Lee) CLINTON versus Cleveland and Coolidge on taxes (Reed) 7:35-36 COHEN, Andrew I. Flags, flames, and property. 1:24-26 Friendship and the free society. 8:20-22 See also Book reviews (Infantino) COINS. See Money COLLECTIVIST illusion (Machan) 12:39-40 COLLEGE fund on the Social Security model (Conerly) 8:12-13 COME to America, John Paul (Boaz) 2:18-19 COMMONS: tragedy or triumph? (Yandle) 4:30-34 COMPARATIVE advantage (Lee) 10:41-42 COMPARATIVE advantage continued (Lee) 11 :43-44 CONERLY, William B. A college fund on the Social Security model. 8:12-13 CONFLICTING visions (Williams) 10:63-64 CONGRESSIONAL lost opportunities (Bandow) 5:21-22 CONSERVATION and speculation (Lee) 8:46-47 CONSUMER sovereignty Captain consumer (Richman) 2:38-39 CORDATO, Roy. See It just ain't so!

11:6-7 COSTS should be revealed, not concealed (Lee) 5:42-43 COULTER, Richard. See coauthor (Bertonneau) COUNTS, George: Educational savior? (Hager) 6:48-50 COWEN, Tyler Artistic freedom requires economic freedom. 1: 18-23 COX, W. Michael and AIm, Richard. See It just ain't so! 9:6-7 CRIMES of the mind (Suarez) 3:16-17 CROAKING frogs (Doherty) 7:48-50 D DeBOER, Dale R. Fist of steel. 11 :45--47 DECODING the North Korean enigma (Bandow) 12:26-27 DEMPSEY, Gary The Kosovo tangle. 7:12-15 DIAMOND head, battle for Diamond Head: a case of market failure? (Skousen) 4:53-54 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. See It just ain't so! 10:6-7 DISMAL scientists score another win (Skousen) 7:54-55 DISTRUST and verify (Lee and Clark) 2:27-28 DOHERTY, Brian Croaking frogs. 7:46-47 See also Book reviews (Carey) DOLAN, Harry Unhappy returns. 2:22-26 DORN, James A. China's spontaneous order. 4:24-27 DRUGS, war on Bought and sold: drug warriors and the media (P. Armentano) 11:14-16 Break this vile addiction (Boudreaux) 9:4-5 E EBELING, Richard M.

Friedrich A. Hayek: a centenary appreciation. 5:28-32 William H. Hurt: a centenary appreciation. 8:35-38 Ludwig von Mises's Human Action: a 50th anniversary appreciation. 9:32-37 Wilhelm Ropke: a centenary appreciation. 10:19-24 ECONOMIC calculation revisited (Ayau) 9:40-41 ECONOMIC notions column. See Lee ECONOMICS Flunking economics (Reed) 4:16-17 Legalized theft is good for the poor? (DiLorenzo) 10:6-7 Love of economics (Richman) 10:29-30 Market and political freedom (Marangos) 6:39-41 Market-share sophisms (C. Mayer) 6: 35-36 Material progress over the past millennium (Beisner) 11:8-12 Mises on Mexico (Turrent) 3:18-22 Say's law is back (Skousen) 8:54-55 ":conomics, continued Sen or sense (Mitra) 2:29-31 States, economic freedom, and wealth creation (Reed) 11:17-18 The wealthy hurt the middle class? (Cox and AIm) 9:6-7 ECONOMICS on trial column. See Skousen EDUCATION Academic freedom on religious campuses (Otteson) 8:51-53 Better brand of parent (Fritz) 9:8-11 Central fallacy of public schooling (Hager) 9:20-23 Children's real enemy (Hood) 6:11-15 Come to America, John Paul (Boaz) 2:18-19 Government education reinvents government (Reed) 12:13-14 Independent schools at risk (Huebert) 9:12-14 Public failures, private response (Bandow) 1:27-28 School-to..;work:a large step down the road to serfdom (Wolfram) 9:15-17 Subsidized education (Madden) 9:24-26 Voucher advocates, take heed (Richman) 9:2-3 What American education needs (Williams) 4:63-64 Who's who in the school voucher movement (Richman) 11 :2-3 EDUCATIONAL savior? (Hager) 6:48-50 EGALITARIANISM, equality Einstein's brain and the egalitarian mind (Yates) 11:23-24 Storm trooping to equality (Bovard) 7:43-45 EINSTEIN'S brain and the egalitarian mind (Yates) 11:23-24 ELY, Bert. See Book reviews (Dowd and Timberlake) EMOTIVE policymaking (Bandow) 11:28-29 ENCRYPTION scramble (Morgan) 10:10-13 END ofliberty (Gohmann) 11:19-22 ENDING corporate welfare as we know it (Reed) 5:12-13 ENTREPRENEURS, entrepreneurship Ever striving (Richman) 10:2-3 Elijah McCoy and Berry Gordy: ingenuity overcomes (Folsom) 1:29-31 My barbers (Fulda) 10:27-28 Winners and winners (Richman) 8:2-3 Y2K and entrepreneurial error (Skousen) 3:55-56 See also Business ENVIRONMENT, environmentalism Commons: tragedy or triumph? (Yandle) 4:30-34 Conservation and speculation (Lee) 8:46-47 Croaking frogs (Doherty) 7:48-50 Green scare (Meiners) 5:18-20 Greens against greens (Keating) 8:39-42 The growing abundance of fossil fuels (Bradley) 11:40-42 Wasting energy on energy efficiency (Lieberman) 4:18-21 EQUALITY. See Egalitarianism, equality ETHICS, morals Sudden impact: the collision of ethics and air bag mandates (Lomasky) 1:32-35 Suicide as a moral issue (Szasz) 7:41-42 EUROPE, European union Germany and the "third way" (Barry) 11:48-51 There's no Philadelphia in Europe (Barry) 2:14-17 EVA (economic value added) Dismal scientists score another win (Skousen) 7:54-55 EVER striving (Richman) 10:2-3 EXECUTIVE compensation Just deserts (Baird) 3:10-13 F FDA World without the FDA (plus a contest!) (Roberts) 9:63-64 FIELD, Bill. See Book reviews (Friedman) FIGHTING back (Landrum) 5:23-25 FINANCIAL markets Are financial markets inherently unstable? (Skousen) 1:53-54 Asia needs capital controls? (White) 3:4-5 FIST of steel (DeBoer) 11:45-47 FLAGS, flames, and property (Cohen) 1:24-26 FLEW, Antony. See Book reviews (Watson) FLUNKING economics (Reed) 4:16-17 FOLSOM, Burton Elijah McCoy and Berry Gordy: ingenuity overcomes. 1:29-31 See also Book reviews (Johnson, Scaturro, Tucker) FORCE of economics (Malek) 12:31-32 FOREIGN policy, U.S.

Alliances: what's friendship got to do with it? (Bandow) 2:20-21 Decoding the North Korean Enigma (Bandow) 12:26-27 Markets need a hidden fist? (Morriss) 8:6-7 Superpower's prerogative (Bandow) 9:27-28 Warmongering for peace (Bandow) 7:21-22 See also War; War in the Balkans FREE society Friendship and the free society (Cohen) 8:20-22 FREE speech Crimes of the mind (Suarez) 3:16-17 Wisconsin's choice (Sanders) 2:42-44 FREE trade Comparative advantage (Lee) 10:41-42 Comparative advantage continued (Lee) 11:43-44 Fist of steel (DeBoer) 11:45-47 Illuminating the unseen (Roberts) 3:63-64 May the Force not be with you (Richman) 8:33-34 FREEDOM and foreign investment (Madison) 12:22-23 INDEX 57 FREEDOM and morality in the plays of Tom Stoppard (Barry) 8:16-19 FREEDOM, bogus (Bovard) 5:14-17 FREEDOM philosophy, promotion of Fighting back (Landrum) 5:23-25 Philosophy 1 on 1 (Otteson) 3:47-51 FRIENDSHIP and the free society (Cohen) 8:20-22 FRITZ, Marshall A better brand of parent. 9:8-11 FRONTIERS: last, lost, and found (Nolte) 3:25-28 FULDA, Joseph S.

My barbers. 10:27-28 G GAMBLE, Richard M. See Book reviews (Kenzer) GARRISON, Roger. See It just ain't so! 5:6-7 GERMANY and the "third way" (Barry) 11:48-51 GILBERT, W.S., ideas of Life imitates Gilbert (Richman) 3:2-3 GOHMANN, Stephan F. The end ofliberty. 11:19-22 GOLD policy in the 1930s (Timberlake) 5:36-41 GOLF courses Greens against greens (Keating) 8:39-42 GOVERNMENT Big brother wants to read your e-mail (Skoble) 11:33-34 Bully that acts like a hero (Jones) 3:43-46 Can government deliver the goods? (Macaulay) 1:40-44 Civil War's tragic legacy (Williams) 1:63-64 Congressional lost opportunities (Bandow) 5:21-22 Distrust and verify (Lee and Clark) 2:27-28 Economic calculation revisited (Ayau) 9:40-41 Government is no god (Boudreaux) 6:4-5 Modem pyramid (c. Mayer) 5:8-9 Monster (Richman) 2:2-3 Political accounting (Bovard) 9:46-49 GOVERNMENT education reinvents government (Reed) 12:13-14 GOVERNMENT is no god (Boudreaux) 6:4-5 GOVERNMENT spiral (Nolte) 2:6--9 GRAMEEN bank: A private-sector solution to poverty (Skousen) 11 :52-53 GREAT bequest (T. Palmer) 3:29-34 GREAT gold robbery(Bovard)6:30-32 GREAVES, Bettina Bien Market money and free banking.

10:43-49 GREEN scare (Meiners) 5:18-20 GREENS against greens (Keating) 8:39-42 GROWING abundance of fossil fuels (Bradley) 11:40-42 GULLIBLE skeptics (Szasz) 5:26--27 GUN control Chicago gun show (Skousen) 10:51-52 58 THE FREEMAN/IDEAS ON LIBERTY • DECEMBER 1999 Gun control, continued Emotive policymaking (Bandow) 11:28-29 Second Amendment in the light of American republicanism (Stromberg) 6:16-20 H HAGER, Daniel The central fallacy of public schooling. 9:20-23 Educational savior? 6:48-50 James F. Lincoln: industrial peacemaker. 4:45-47 HARMAN, Moses: Life of a grand old liberal (McElroy) 2:47-51 HAYEK, Friedrich A.: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 5:28-32 HAYEK turns 100 (Boudreaux) 5:4-5 HAZARDS of truth-telling (Szasz) 9:38-39 HEALTH care: over the Canadian cliff? (Bandow) 10:25-26 HEALTH care. See Medicine HEALY, Gene States' rights revisited. 12:15-19 See Book reviews (Miller) HEILBRONER'S one-armed philosophers (Skousen) 12:43-44 HIGGS, Robert How war amplified federal power in the twentieth century. 7:26-29 HIGGS, Robert. See Book reviews (Zakaria) HIRST, Francis W., life of (Brady) 6:42-45 HISTORY The end of liberty (Gohmann) 11:19-22 Great bequest (T. Palmer) 3:29-34 Is the Constitution antiquated?

(McElroy) 11:25-27 Material progress over the past millennium (Beisner) 11:8-12 Remembering and inventing: a short history of the Balkans (Mentzel) 7:16-20 Tensions in early American political thought (Stromberg) 5:44-50 See also Biography HOLCOMBE, Randall G. See Book reviews (Landes) HOOD, John Children's real enemy. 6:11-15 "Savings crisis." 3:37-42 See also Book reviews (Bennett and DiLorenzo) HOW war amplified federal power in the twentieth century (Higgs) 7:26-29 HUEBERT, Jacob Independent schools at risk. 9:12-14 HUTT, William H.: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 8:35-38 I IDEAS Conflicting visions (Williams) 10:63-64 Great bequest (T. Palmer) 3;29-34 Gullible skeptics (Szasz) 5:26-27 Ideas, continued Hazards of truth-telling (Szasz) 9:38-39 Is mental illness a disease? (Szasz) 11:38-39 Spontaneous order (Ashford) 7:37-40 IDEAS and consequences column. See Reed IGNORANCE is bliss-maybe (Williams) 7:63-64 ILLUMINATING the unseen (Roberts) 3:63-64 ILO's strange use of words (Baird) 2:63-64 IMMORAL, unconstitutional war (D.

Mayer) 7:8-11 IMMORALITY of antitrust law (D. T. Armentano) 8:23-24 IN the absence of private property rights (Lee) 7:46-47 INDEPENDENT schools at risk (Huebert) 9:12-14 INDIVIDUAL responsibility I lost my job-can I keep my principles? (Reboul) 4:52 Let's pierce the government veil (Selick) 1:51-52 INSCRUTABLE follies (Richman) 4:43-44 INTERNET Encryption scramble (Morgan) 10:10-13 IS mental illness a disease? (Szasz) 11:38-39 IS the Constitution antiquated? (McElroy) 11:25-27 ISOLATIONISM (Chodorov) 7:23-25 IT just ain't so! Asia needs capital controls? (White) 3:4-5 The Fed sets interests rates? (Timberlake) 12:6-7 Hayek made no contribution? (Garrison) 5:6-7 Invisible hand obsolete? 11:6-7 Legalized theft is good for the poor? (DiLorenzo) 10:6-7 Market worship? (Roberts) 1:4-5 Markets need a hidden fist? (Morriss) 8:6-7 "So-called property rights?" (Meiners) 4:6-7 Tax cuts are unfair? (Kelley) 7:4-5 The wealthy hurt the middle class? (Cox and AIm) 9:6-7 We need a global Fed? (Selgin) 2:4-5 Workers exploited? (Boudreaux) 6:6-7 J JAMES II of England: "Must I not be believed?" (Beisner) 5:10-11 JAPAN, libertarianism in (Boaz) 1:38-39 JONES, Jr., Harold B.

Bully that acts like a hero. 3:43-46 JUST a cigar (Sullum) 11 :35-37 JUST deserts (Baird) 3:10-13 K KEATING, Raymond J. Greens against greens. 8:39-42 See also Book reviews (Sobel, Ferrell) KELLEY, David. See It Just Ain't So! 7:4-5 KIMENYI, Mwangi S. See Book reviews (Ayittey) KOSOVO tangle (Dempsey) 7:12-15 L LABOR AFL-CIO: renaissance or irrelevance? 11:63-64 Tony Blair and "fairness at work" (Baird) 5:63-64 ILO's strange use of words (Baird) 2:63-64 James F. Lincoln: industrial peacemaker (Hager) 4:45-47 Just deserts (Baird) 3:10-13 Open letter to the California legislature (Baird) 8:63-64 Recycling labor (Baird) 4:8-12 Think tank wars and the minimum wage (Bandow) 4:28-29 Workers exploited? (Boudreaux) 6:6-7 LANDRUM, John Fighting back. 5:23-25 LEE, Dwight R. Economic notions column: Censoring pleas for help. 1:49-50 Comparative advantage. 10:41-42 Comparative advantage continued. 11:43-44 Conservation and speculation. 8:46-47 Costs should be revealed, not concealed.

5:42-43 In the absence of private property rights. 7:46-47 Market for honesty. 2:45-46 Opportunities and costs. 3:52-53 Opportunity cost and hidden inventions. 4:50-51 Politics and foreign trade. 12:37-38 Private property and opportunity costs. 6:46-47 Speculation and risk. 9:50-51 LEE, Dwight R. and Clark, Jeff R. Distrust and verify. 2:27-28 LEEF, George C. Banned in Austin. 8:43-45 A lesson in political management. 12:28-30 The new money. 5:33-35 See also Book reviews (Bennett and DiLorenzo, Boot, Coulson, Dinan, Ferrara, Gordon, Postrel, Ravitch, Ropke, Williams, Wooster) LESSON in political management (Leet) 12:28-30 LESSON plans- • articles suitable for classroom or homeschooling use. For plans, see www.fee.org, or contact FEE. Academic freedom on religious campuses (Otteson) 8:51 America's forgotten war (Bandow) 3:23-24 "Berry bikes": a lesson in private property (Alban and Stephenson) 10:8-9 Captain consumer (Richman) 2:38-39 Lesson plans, continued Censoring pleas for help (Lee) 1:49-50 Civil War's tragic legacy (Williams) 1:63-64 College fund on the Social Security model (Conerly) 8:12-15 Comparative advantage (Lee) 10:41-42 Comparative advantage continued (Lee) 11:43-44 Conservation and speculation (Lee) 8:46-47 Costs should be revealed, not concealed (Lee) 5:42-43 Force of economics (Malek) 12:31-32 Frontiers: last, lost, and found (Nolte) 3:25-28 Great gold robbery (Bovard) 6:30-32 Green scare (Meiners) 5:18-20 Illuminating the unseen (Roberts) 3:63-64 In the absence of private property rights (Lee) 7:46-47 Is the Constitution antiquated?

(McElroy) 11:25-26 Kosovo tangle (Dempsey) 7:12-15 "Liberty in perfection": freedom in Native American thought (Sturgis) 9:42-45 Market for honesty (Lee) 2:45-46 Market-share sophisms (c. Mayer) 6:35-36 Material progress over the millennium (Beisner) 11 :8-12 Elijah McCoy and Berry Gordy: ingenuity overcomes (Folsom) 1:29-31 Modem pyramid (C. Mayer) 5:8-9 Opportunities and costs (Lee) 3:52-53 Opportunity costs and hidden inventions (Lee) 4:51-52 Politics and foreign trade (Lee) 12:37-38 Private property and opportunity costs (Lee) 6:46-47 Reclassifying a classic (Oliver) 12:11-12 Second-guessing the market (Sparks) 4:35-36 Speculation and risk (Lee) 9:50-51 Spontaneous order (Ashford) 7:37-40 Unhappy returns (Dolan) 2:22-26 Wasting energy on energy efficiency (Lieberman) 4:18-21 Where are the omelets? (Reed) 10:17-18 Why the war on poverty failed (Payne) 1:6-10 World without the FDA (Roberts) 9:63-64 LET'S not promote dependency (Oliver) 11:30-32 LET'S pierce the government veil (Selick) 1:51-52 LIABILITY Ignorance is bliss-maybe (Williams) 7:63-64 LIBERTARIANISM in Japan (Boaz) 1:38-39 "LIBERTY in perfection": freedom in native American thought (Sturgis) 9:42-45 LIEBERMAN, Ben Wasting energy on energy efficiency.

4:18-21 LIFE imitates Gilbert (Richman) 3:2-3 LIFE of a grand old liberal (McElroy) 2:47-51 LINCOLN, James F., industrial peacemaker (Hager) 4:45-47 LINDSEY, Brink. See Book reviews (Soros) LINGLE, Christopher China's flirtation with Keynesian economics. 12:35-36 LITTMANN, David L. See Book reviews (Matusow, Yergin and Stanislaw) LOMASKY, Loren Sudden impact: the collision of ethics and air bag mandates. 1:32-35 LOTTERY Nothing's free (Roberts) 6:63-64 LOVE of economics (Richman) 10:29-30 LUKAS, Aaron The other tobacco war. 1:16-17 M MACAULAY, Hugh Can government deliver the goods? 1:40-41 MACHAN, Tibor R. The collectivist illusion. 12:39-40 On airports and individual rights. 2:10-11 MADDEN, Russell Subsidized education. 9:24-26 MADISON, James Freedom and foreign investment. 12:22-23 MALEK, Ninos P. The force of economics. 12:31-32 MARANGOS, John The market and political freedom. 6:39-41 MARKET for honesty (Lee) 2:45-46 MARKET money and free banking (Greaves) 10:43-49 MARKETS Battle for Diamond Head: a case of market failure (Skousen) 4:53-54 China's spontaneous order (Dorn) 4:24-27 Costs should be revealed, not concealed (Lee) 5:42-43 Invisible hand obsolete? (Cordato) 11:6-7 Market and political freedom (Marangos) 6:39-41 Markets in time: the rise, fall, and revival of Swiss watchmaking (Young) 1: 45-48 Second-guessing the market (Sparks) 4:35-36 Speculation and risk (Lee) 9:50-51 Spontaneous order on the playground (Morriss) 11:13-16 True false consciousness (Boudreaux) 8:4-5 MARKET-SHARE sophisms (C. Mayer) 6:35-36 MATERIAL progress over the past millennium (Beisner) 11:8-12 MAY the Force not be with you (Richman) 8:33-34 INDEX 59 MAYER, Christopher Market-share sophisms. 6:35-36 A modem pyramid. 5:8-9 Paper tiger. 4:22-23 Protection for bad managers. 8:48-50 MAYER, David N.

Immoral, unconstitutional war. 7:8-11 McCOY, Elijah, and Berry Gordy: ingenuity overcomes (Folsom) 1:29-31 McELROY, Wendy The bathtub, Mencken, and war. 9:29-31 Is the Constitution antiquated? 11:25-27 Life of a grand old liberal. 2:47-51 War's other casualty. 7:32-34 MEDICINE Health care: over the Canadian cliff? (Bandow) 10:25-26 Is mental illness a disease? (Szasz) 11:38-39 Recruiting rural physicians: small-town socialism (Pike) 1:11-13 Socialized medicine-one size fits none (Selick) 8:31-32 MEINERS, Roger The green scare. 5:18-20 "So-called property rights"? 4:6-7 MENCKEN, H.L., bathtub, and war (McElroy) 9:29:31 MENTZEL, Peter Remembering and inventing. 7:16-20 MEXICO Mises on (Turrent) 3:18-22 MILLER, Jr., Fred D. See Book reviews (Hanson and Heath) MINIMUM wage, living wage Night of the "living wage" (Reed) 3:14-15 Think tank wars and the minimum wage (Bandow) 4:28-29 MISES on Mexico (Turrent) 3:18-22 MISES'S Human Action: a 50th anniversary appreciation (Ebeling) 9:32-37 MITRA, Barun S.

Sen or sense. 2:29-31 MODERN pyramid (C. Mayer) 5:8-9 MONEY, banking Abolish legal tender (Moseley) 2:32-33 James U. Blanchard III: champion of liberty and sound money (Reed) 8:14-15 End ofliberty (Gohmann) 11:19-22 Gold policy in the 1930s (Timberlake) 5:36-41 Great gold robbery (Bovard) 6:30-32 Market money and free banking (Greaves) 10:43-49 Money and gold in the 1920s and 1930s: an Austrian view (Salerno) 10:31-40 Money in the 1920s and 1930s (Timberlake) 4:37-42 New money (Lee£) 5:33-35 Private-sector solution to poverty (Skousen) 11:52-53 Reserve requirement debacle of 1935-1938 (Timberlake) 6:23-29 "Savings crisis" (Hood) 3:37-42 Noah Smithwick: pioneer Texan and monetary critic (Stromberg) 7:51-53 We need a global Fed? (Selgin) 2:4-5 MONSTER (Richman) 2:2-3 60 THE FREEMAN/IDEAS ON LIBERTY • DECEMBER 1999 MORE,Max Small is awesome. 2:34-37 MORGAN, Claude V. Z. The encryption scramble. 10:10-13 MORRISS, Andrew P.

Spontaneous order on the playground. 11:13-16 See also It just ain't so! 8:6-7; coauthor (Boudreaux). MOSELEY, D. Alexander Abolish legal tender. 2:32-33 MOSHER, Steven W. See Book reviews (Dorn) MURDOCK, Deroy Bad investment. 9:52-54 MURRAY, Philip R. See Book reviews (Ebeling) "MUST I not be believed?" (Beisner) 5:10-11 MY barbers (Fulda) 10:27-28 N NATIVE Americans "Liberty in perfection": freedom in native American thought (Sturgis) 9:42-45 NEW money (Leet) 5:33-35 NEW possibilities for our grandchildren (Skousen) 6:52-53 NIGHT of the "living wage" (Reed) 3:14-15 NOLTE, Eric Frontiers: last, lost, and found. 3:25-28 Government spiral. 2:6-9 NOTES from FEE. See Boudreaux NOTHING'S free (Roberts) 6:63-64 o OCCUPATIONAL licensing Banned in Austin (Leet) 8:43-45 OLIVER, Daniel T. Let's not promote dependency. 11:30-32 Reclassifying a classic. 12:11-12 ON airports and individual rights (Machan) 2:10-11 ONE-ARMED economist, please (Skousen) 2:52-53 OPEN letter to the California legislature (Baird) 8:63-64 OPERATION legacy (Richman) 7:2-3 OPPORTUNITY costs and hidden inventions (Lee) 4:50-51 ORR, Susan Professionalization of parenthood.

6:8-10 OTHER people's business (Richman) 12:33-34 OTHER tobacco war (Lukas) 1: 16-17 OTTESON, James R. Academic freedom on religious campuses. 8:51-53 Philosophy 1 on 1. 3:47-51 OUTSIDE the limits (Boudreaux) 7:6-7 p PALMER, Michael Another place, another war. 7:30-31 PALMER, Tom G. The great bequest. 3:29-34 PAPER tiger (c. Mayer) 4:22-23 PARANOIA about paranoia in American politics (Bovard) 8:27-30 PAUL, Ellen Frankel. See Book reviews (Kelley) PAYNE, James L. Why the war on poverty failed. 1:6-10 PERIPATETICS column. See Richman PERMANENT war (Richman) 6:37-38 PETERSON, William H. See Book reviews (Buchanan and Congleton, Epstein, Kudlow, O'Rourke) PHILOSOPHY 1 on 1 (Otteson) 3:47-51 PIKE, William E. Recruiting rural physicians: small-town socialism. 1:11-13 POLITICAL accounting (Bovard) 9:46-49 POLITICS and foreign trade (Lee) 12:37-38 POLITICS Paranoia about paranoia in American politics (Bovard) 8:27-30 POPE John Paul II Come to America, John Paul (Boaz) 2:18-19 POTOMAC principles POVERTY of regulation (Catanzaro) 12:24-25 POVERTY of the United Nations (Reed) 1:14-15 POVERTY, poverty programs Let's not promote dependency (Oliver) 11:30-32 Why the war on poverty failed (Payne) 1:6-10 PRAGMATIC collectivism (Richman) 1:2 PRICES, pricing Censoring pleas for help (Lee) 1:49-50 Stop stopping price cutting (Boudreaux) 11:4-5 PRIVATE property and opportunity costs (Lee) 6:46-47 PRIVATE-SECTOR solution to poverty (Skousen) 11 :52-53 PRIVATIZE the airports! (Reed) 2: 12-13 PROFESSIONALIZA TION of parenthood (Orr) 6:8-10 PROGRAM the Borg would love (Selick) 2:40-41 PROGRESSIVISM Who's progressive? (Boudreaux) 4:4-5 PROPERTY rights "Berry bikes": a lesson in private property (Alban and Stephenson) 10:8-9 Flags, flames, and property (Cohen) 1:24-26 In the absence of private property rights (Lee) 7:46-47 Private property and opportunity costs (Lee) 6:46-47 "So-called property rights"? (Meiners) 4:6-7 To each his due (Bethell) 3:6-9 Two powerful words (Richman) 5:2-3 PROTECTION for bad managers (C.

Mayer) 8:48-50 PRYCHITKO, David L. See Book reviews (Tismaneanu) PUBLIC failures, private response (Bandow) 1:27-28 PURSUIT of happiness column. See Baird; Roberts; Williams R REAM, Norman S. See Book reviews (Carson) REBOUL, Mark I lost my job-can I keep my principles? 4:52 RECLASSIFYING a classic (Oliver) 12:11-12 RECRUITING rural physicians: small town socialism (Payne) 1:11-13 RECYCLING labor (Baird) 4:8-12 REED, Lawrence W. Ideas and consequences column: James U. Blanchard III: champion of liberty and sound money. 8: 14-15 Clinton versus Cleveland and Coolidge on taxes. 7:35-36 Ending corporate welfare as we know it. 5:12-13 Flunking economics. 4: 16-17 Government education reinvents government. 12:13-14 Night of the "living wage." 3:14-15 The poverty of the United Nations. 1:14-15 Privatize the airports! 2:12-13 States, economic freedom, and wealth creation. 11:17-18 A tax is not a user fee! 6:21-22 Taxation by litigation threatens every American business. 9: 18-19 Where are the omelets? 10:17-18 See also Book reviews (Flynn) REGULATION Government spiral (Nolte) 2:6-9 World without the FDA (plus a contest!) (Roberts) 9:63-64 REITZ, Bill O.

Why Y2K? 12:8-10 REMEMBERING and inventing: a short history of the Balkans (Mentzel) 7:16-20 RESERVE requirement debacle of 1935-1938 (Timberlake) 6:23-29 REYNOLDS, Morgan O. See Book reviews (Benson) RICHMAN, Sheldon Peripatetics column: The art of plunder. 1:36-37 Captain consumer. 2:38-39 Inscrutable follies. 4:43-44 May the Force not be with you. 8:33-34 Other people's business. 12:33-34 Smoke got in their eyes. 3:35-36 The love of economics. 10:29-30 The permanent war. 6:37-38 Perspective column: 5,999,999,999 and counting. 12:2-3 Ever striving. 10:2-3 Life imitates Gilbert. 3:2-3 Monster. 2:2-3 Operation legacy. 7:2-3 Pragmatic collectivism. 1:2 "Security" or Friedman. 4:2-3 Two powerful words. 5:2-3 Voucher advocates, take heed. 9:2-3 When bullies take power. 6:2-3 Richman, continued Who's who in the school voucher movement. 11:2-3 Winners and winners. 8:2-3 ROBERTS, Russell Pursuit ofhappiness column: Nothing's free. 6:63-64 Illuminating the unseen. 3:63-64 Transforming the political marketplace.

12:53-54 A world without the FDA (plus a contest!) 9:63-64 See also It just ain't so! 1:4-5 ROCHE, George. See Book reviews (O'Brien) ROPKE, Wilhelm: a centenary appreciation (Ebeling) 10:19-24 ROWLEY, Charles K. See Book reviews (Hudgins) s SALERNO, Joseph T. Money and gold in the 1920s and 1930s: an Austrian view. 10:31-40 SANDERS, Jon Wisconsin's choice. 2:42-44 "SAVINGS crisis" (Hood) 3:37-42 SAY'S law is back (Skousen) 8:54-55 SCHOOL-TO-WORK: a large step down the road to serfdom (Wolfram) 9:15-17 SCIENTISTS beware (Benson) 4:13-15 SECOND Amendment in the light of American republicanism (Stromberg) 6:16-20 SECOND-GUESSING the market (Sparks) 4:35-36 "SECURITY" or Friedman (Richman) 4:2-3 SELGIN, George. See It just ain't so! 2:4-5 SELICK, Karen Let's pierce the government veil. 1:51-52 A program the Borg would love. 2:40-41 Socialized medicine: one size fits none. 8:31-32 SEMMENS, John. See Book reviews (Dunn) SEN or sense (Mitra) 2:29-31 SEN, Amartiya ideas of One-armed economist, please (Skousen) 2:52-53 Sen or sense (Mitra) 2:29-31 SHAFFER, Butler. See Book reviews (de Jasay) SHAPIRO, Daniel. See Book reviews (Kors and Silverglate) SHAW, Jane S. See Book reviews (Sheehan) SILBER, Kenneth. See Book reviews (Milloy and Gough) SKOBLE, Aeon J.

Big brother wants to read your e-mail. 11:33-34 SKOUSEN, Mark Economics on trial column: America is number 1 again. 5:51-52 Are financial markets inherently unstable? 1:53-54 Skousen, continued The battle for Diamond Head: a case of market failure? 4:53-54 Chicago gun show. 10:51-52 Dismal scientists score another win. 7:54-55 Heilbroner's one-armed philosophers. 12:43-44 New possibilities for our grandchildren. 6:52-53 One-armed economist, please. 2:52-53 A private-sector solution to poverty. 11:52-53 Say's law is back. 8:54-55 "They were right." 9:55-56 Y2K and entrepreneurial error. 3:55-56 SMALL is awesome (More) 2:34-37 SMITH, Adam, ideas of Invisible hand obsolete? (Cordato) 11:6-7 SMITH, Bradley A. See Book reviews (Alexander) SMITHWICK, Noah: pioneer Texan and monetary critic (Stromberg) 7:51-53 SMOKE got in their eyes (Richman) 3:35-36 SOCIAL Security Bad investment (Murdock) 9:52-54 College fund on the Social Security model (Conerly) 8:12-13 "Security" or Friedman (Richman) 4:2-3 Unhappy returns (Dolan) 2:22-26 SOCIALISM, collectivism Pragmatic collectivism (Richman) 1:2 SOCIALISM, totalitarianism When bullies take power (Richman) 6:2-3 Where are the omelets? (Reed) 10:17-18 SOCIALIZED medicine-one size fits none (Selick) 8:31-32 SOLBERG, Monte Welcome to Canada. 12:20-21 SPARKS, John A.

Second-guessing the market. 4:35-36 SPECULATION and risk (Lee) 9:50-51 SPONTANEOUS order (Ashford) 7:37-40 SPONTANEOUS order on the playground (Morriss) 11:13-16 STAR wars Force of economics (Malek) 12:31-32 May the Force not be with you (Richman) 8:33-34 STATES, economic freedom, and wealth creation (Reed) 11:17-18 STATES' rights revisited (Healy) 12:15-19 STATES' rights Civil War's tragic legacy (Williams) 1:63-64 States' rights revisited (Healy) 12:15-19 STEELMAN, Aaron. See Book reviews (Scott) STEPHENSON, E. Frank. See coauthor (Alban) STOP stopping price cutting (Boudreaux) 11:4-5 STOPPARD, Tom Freedom and morality in the plays of Tom Stoppard (Barry) 8:16-19 STORM trooping to equality (Bovard) 7:43-45 STROMBERG, Joseph R. Second Amendment in the light of American republicanism. 6:16-20 INDEX 61 Stromberg, continued Noah Smithwick: pioneer Texan and monetary critic. 7:51-53 Tensions in early American political thought. 5:44-50 STURGIS, Amy H.

"Liberty in perfection": freedom in native American thought. 9:42-45 SUAREZ, Melissa Crimes of the mind. 3:16-17 SUBSIDIZED education (Madden) 9:24-26 SUDDEN impact: the collision of ethics and air bag mandates (Lomasky) 1:32-35. SUICIDE as a moral issue (Szasz) 7:41-42 SULLUM, Jacob Just a cigar. 11 :35-37 SUPERPOWER's prerogative (Bandow) 9:27-28 SZASZ, Thomas The therapeutic state column: Gullible skeptics. 5:26-27 The hazards of truth-telling. 9:38-39 Is mental illness a disease? 11 :38-39 Suicide as a moral issue. 7:41-42 T TAX is not a user fee! (Reed) 6:21-22 TAXATION by litigation threatens every American business (Reed) 9:18-19 TAXES, taxation Clinton versus Cleveland and Coolidge on taxes (Reed) 7:35-36 Inscrutable follies (Richman) 4:43-44 Permanent war (Richman) 6:37-38 Unhappy returns (Dolan) 2:22-26 Withholding the taxpayer hostage (Boudreaux and Morriss) 4:48-49 TECHNOLOGY, innovation Big brother wants to read your e-mail (Skoble) 11:33-34 Growing abundance of fossil fuels (Bradley) 11:40-42 Encryption scramble (Morgan) 10:10-13 Ever striving (Richman) 10:2-3 Frontiers: last, lost, and found (Nolte) 3:25-28 Hazards of truth-telling (Szasz) 9:38-39 Markets in time: the rise, fall, and revival of Swiss watchmaking (Young) 1: 45-48 Opportunity costs and hidden inventions (Lee) 4:50-51 Scientists beware (Benson) 4:13-15 Why Y2K? (Reitz) 12:80 TENSIONS in early American political thought (Stromberg) 5:44-50 THERAPEUTICstate column.See Szasz THERE'S no Philadelphia in Europe (Barry) 2:14-17 "THEY were right" (Skousen) 9:55-56 THINK tank wars and the minimum wage (Bandow) 4:28-29 "THIRD way"

Economic calculation revisited (Ayau) 9:40-41 Germany and the "third way" (Barry) 11:48-51 62 THE FREEMAN/IDEAS ON LIBERTY • DECEMBER 1999 THOUGHTS on freedom column. See Boudreaux TIMBERLAKE, Richard H. Gold policy in the 1930s. 5:36-41 Money in the 1920s and 1930s. 4:37-42 The reserve requirement debacle of 1935-1938.6:23-29 See also It just ain't so! 12:6-7 TO each his due (Bethell) 3:6-9 TOBACCO, smoking Just a cigar (Sullum) 11:35-37 Other tobacco war (Lukas) 1:16-17 Smoke got in their eyes (Richman) 3:35-36 TRAIN wreck (Bresiger) 8:8-11 TRANSFORMING the political marketplace (Roberts) 12:53-54 TRANSPORTATION Sudden impact: the collision of ethics and air bag mandates (Lomasky) 1:32-35 Train wreck (Bresiger) 8:8-11 TRUE false consciousness (Boudreaux) 8:4-5 TURRENT, Eduardo Mises on Mexico. 3:18-22 TWO powerful words (Richman) 5:2-3 u-v UNFETTERED powerful extremes (Boudreaux) 12:4-5 U.S. CONSTITUTION Is the Constitution antiquated?

(McElroy) 11:25-27 Second Amendment in the light of American republicanism (Stromberg) 6:16-20 UNHAPPY returns (Dolan) 2:22-26 UNITED NATIONS Poverty of the United Nations (Reed) 1:14-15 VAN TASSELL, Royce. See Book reviews (Godwin) VOLUNTARISM should be voluntary (Bandow) 8:25-26 VOUCHER advocates, take heed (Richman) 9:2-3 w WAR Bathtub, Mencken, and war (McElroy) 9:29-31 How war amplified federal power in the twentieth century (Higgs) 7:26-29 Isolationism (Chodorov) 7:23~25 Permanent war (Richman) 6:37-38 War's other casualty (McElroy) 7:32-34 WAR in the Balkans Another place, another war (M. Palmer) 7:30-31 Balkans bungling: why only Congress can declare war (Bandow) 6:33-34 Immoral, unconstitutional war (D. Mayer) 7:8-11 Kosovo tangle (Dempsey) 7:12-15 Operation legacy (Richman) 7:2-3 Outside the limits (Boudreaux) 7:6-7 Remembering and inventing: a short history of the Balkans (Mentzel) 7:16-20 WARMONGERING for peace (Bandow) 7:21-22 WASTING energy on energy efficiency (Lieberman) 4:18-21 WELCOME to Canada (Solberg) 12:20-21 WELFARE state Ending corporate welfare as we know it (Reed) 5:12-13 Let's not promote dependency (Oliver) 11:30-32 Tax cuts are unfair? (Kelley) 7:4-5 Why the war on poverty failed (Payne) 1:6-10 WHAT American education needs (Williams) 4:63-64 WHEN bullies take power (Richman) 6:2-3 WHERE are the omelets? (Reed) 10:17-18 WHITE, Lawrence H. See It just ain't so!

3:4-5 WHITNEY, Gleaves. See Book reviews (Brander) WHO'S "locked in" to what? (Boudreaux) 10:4-5 WHO'S progressive? (Boudreaux) 4:4-5 WHO's who in the school voucher movement (Richman) 11 :2-3 WHY the war on poverty failed (Payne) 1:6-10 WHY Y2K? (Reitz) 12:8-10 WILLIAMS, Walter E. The pursuit ofhappiness column: The Civil War's tragic legacy. 1:63~4 Conflicting visions. 10:63~4 Ignorance is bliss-maybe. 7:63~4 What American education needs. 4:63~4 WINNERS and winners (Richman) 8:2-3 WISCONSIN'S choice (Sanders) 2:42-44 WITHHOLDING the taxpayer hostage (Boudreaux and Morriss) 4:48-49 WOEHLKE, James A. and Woehlke, Nikolaus P. See Book reviews (Adams) WOEHLKE, Nikolaus P. See coauthor (Woehlke) WOLFRAM, Gary School-to-work: a large step down the road to serfdom. 9:15-17 WORLD War I America's forgotten war (Bandow) 3:23-24 WORLD without the FDA (plus a contest!) (Roberts) 9:63~4 y Y2K and entrepreneurial error (Skousen) 3:55-56 YANDLE, Bruce Commons: tragedy or triumph?

4:30-34 See also Book reviews (Anderson and Leal, Niskanen) YATES, Stephen Einstein's brain and the egalitarian mind. 11:23-24 YOUNG, Anthony Markets in time: the rise, fall, and revival of Swiss watchmaking. 1:45-48 INDEX 63 BOOKS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) ADAMS, Charles. Those dirty rotten taxes: tax revolts that built America (Woehlke and Woehlke) 2:55-56 ALEXANDER, Gregory S. Commodity and propriety: competing visions of property in American legal thought, 1776-1970 (Smith) 5:59-60 ANDERSON, Terry A. and Leal, Donald R. Enviro-capitalists: doing good while doing well (Yandle) 2:58-60 AYITTEY, George B. N. Africa in chaos (Kimenyi) 4:60 BARNETT, Randy E. The structure of liberty: justice and the rule of law (Benson) 9:58-59 BENNETT, James T. and DiLorenzo, Thomas 1. CancerScam: diversion of federal cancer funds to politics (Hood) 5:55-56 _____ . The food & drink policeAmerica's nannies, busybodies and petty tyrants (Leef) 12:49-50 BENSON, Bruce. To serve and protect: privatization and community in criminal justice (Reynolds) 10:56-58 BETHELL, Tom. The noblest triumph: property and prosperity through the ages (Allen) 8:58-59 BOOT, Max. Out of order (Leef) 3:60-61 BOXX, T. William and Quinlivan, Gary M., eds. Toward the renewal of civilization: political order and culture (Sirico) 12:51-52 BRANDER, B. G. Staring into chaos: explorations in the decline of Western Civilization (Whitney) 10:60-61 BUCHANAN, James M. and Congleton, Roger D. Politics by principle, not interest: towards nondiscriminatory democracy (Peterson) 1:57-58 BUCHANAN, Patrick. The great betrayal: how American sovereignty and social justice are being sacrificed to the gods of the global economy (Bovard) 1:56-57 BUDZISZEWSKI, J. Written on the heart: the case for natural law (Batemarco) 1:58-59 CAREY, George W., ed., Freedom and virtue: the conservative/libertarian debate (Doherty) 12:47-48 CARSON, Clarence B. Swimming against the tide (Ream) 4:61 CHERNOW, Ron. Titan: the life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (D. T. Armentano) 1:55-56 CONGLETON, William (coauthor). See Buchanan, James COUCH, Jim F. and Shugart, William F., II. The political economy of the new deal (Morriss) 12:50-51 COULSON, Andrew 1. Market education: the unknown history (Leef) 11 :54-55 COWEN, Tyler. In praise of commercial culture (Boudreaux) 5:54-55 de JASA Y, Anthony. Against politics: on government, anarchy, and order (Shaffer) 5:60-61 DENSON, John V. The costs of war: America's pyrrhic victories (Bandow) 2:57-58 DiLORENZO, Thomas 1. (coauthor). See Bennett DINAN, John 1. Keeping the people's liberties (Leef) 9:57-58 DORN, James A, ed. China in the new millennium: market reforms and social development (Mosher) 11:55-56 DOWD, Kevin and Timberlake, Richard H.