| Inside Liberty
|
| 4 | Letters |
Never say die.
|
| 7 |
Reflections
|
We argue with Churchill, smoke some bowls, listen to
old fascists, defend speculators, pump for offshore drilling, admire a few
straight shooters, and say goodbye to a Bay Area libertarian radical.
|
|
Features |
|
21
|
The Fall of a Royal House
|
Democracy, Jayant Bhandari argues, is not the solution for the Third World's problems.
|
|
23
|
The Dog That Didn't Bark
|
It isn't the obvious and much heralded forces that are to blame for the housing crisis,
explains Randal O'Toole, it's the land-use planners.
|
|
27
|
On the Beach in an Arab City
|
Jacques Delacroix demonstrates that more faith should be placed in human nature,
even when it has powerful opposition to contend with.
|
|
29
|
Corruption and Hope in South America
|
Doug Casey explores the social ruin that lies at the heart of South America.
|
|
35
|
Global Warming, Global Myth
|
Why trust the media accounts of global warming, when you can consult the evidence?
Edmund Contoski provides a guided tour.
|
|
41
|
Who Wrote "The Final Conceit"?
|
Jane S. Shaw seeks the truth about an important libertarian book.
|
|
43
|
Defense of an Unlikely Choice
|
Lance Lamberton defends the Libertarian Party's nominee, a refugee from
the Republican Party.
|
| Reviews |
|
45
|
Half True
|
What is a fascist? Do you know? Warren Gibson investigates the definitions.
|
|
49
|
Warlord Revisited
|
In a new movie, Jo Ann Skousen finds an ancient warlord presented
in a new, and very interesting, light.
|
|
50
|
Guys and Dolls
|
Gary Jason shows how explorations of fear link two unlikely films.
|
|
51
|
Love Among the Robots
|
Todd Skousen invites viewers of "WALL-E" to stand up, if they can,
and say that humanity is not devolving.
|
|
52
|
Squatters or Seers?
|
Jo Ann Skousen visits a film that urges us to enter a universe
that is curiously like our own.
|
|
53
|
Booknotes
|
Hot buttons, a slow hand, and an uncut diamond.
|
 |
| 46 | Notes on
Contributors | The source of it all. |
| 55 | Terra
Incognita | Someone has use for idle hands. |
