| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Stand and be counted. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We disturb the space-time
continuum, decry conservatives legislating from the bench, smoke out the Feds,
question the Tenets of the CIA, take a close look at the CBS whitewash, fly with
the hawks of Manhattan, and blast off into Space. |
|
Features |
| 23 | Conversion of a Gun Grabber | Bruce Ramsey tells why he no longer
believes gun control is good for us. |
| 25 | Outsource Me, Please! | A software engineer pleads for open markets
and competition. |
| 29 | The Final
Deceit | How much of Hayek's last book, "The Fatal Conceit," did the
aged philosopher actually write? Alan Ebenstein examines newly discovered
private papers and learns that Hayek's final words were written by someone
else. |
| 33 | They're
Coming for Your Land | When Big Business wants your land, Timothy Sandefur
discovers, your local government is happy to take it from you. |
| 39 | Did the
Fed Cause the Great Depression? | Most libertarians and conservatives blame
the Depression on the Federal Reserve System. But one thing's for sure, Robert
Formaini argues, the Fed doesn't bear all the blame. |
| Reviews |
| 43 | Pollution Violates Individual Rights | Robert H. Nelson
examines a new book that argues that environmental disputes can be resolved by
respecting individual rights. |
| 47 | History
Without Blinders | The history we all learned in school, Anthony Gregory
reports, isn't nearly the whole story. |
| 49 | Libertarianism in the 17th Century | Michael Caldwell
explores the rise of libertarian thinking in Britain in the 1600s.
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| 51 | Notes on Contributors | Who are these people? |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | Stranger things have
happened. |
