Book Review

The Enterprise of Law: Justice Without the State

DECEMBER 06, 2012 by GEORGE C. LEEF

A review of The Enterprise of Law: Justice Without the State, by Bruce Benson

Article

How Land-Use Planning Benefits Big Business Over Small

Planning and Regulation Are Inevitably Destabilizing

MAY 01, 2008 by BRUCE BENSON

Article

Toxic Government

Government Claims Immunity from Tort Liability

OCTOBER 01, 2001 by BRUCE BENSON

Article

Why Crime Declines

Private Security Has Increased Dramatically as Crime Rates Have Fallen

JANUARY 01, 2000 by BRUCE BENSON

Book Review

To Serve and Protect: Privatization and Community in Criminal Justice

What Is the Solution to Crime?

OCTOBER 01, 1999 by MORGAN O. REYNOLDS

Book Review

The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law

How Should We Address the Fundamental Problems of Knowledge, Interest, and Power?

SEPTEMBER 01, 1999 by BRUCE BENSON

Article

Scientists Beware

Political Agendas Are Undermining Scientists' Credibility

APRIL 01, 1999 by BRUCE BENSON

Article

Where Does Law Come From?

Law Does Not Depend on a Central Coercive Authority

DECEMBER 01, 1997 by BRUCE BENSON

Law and governance are natural institutions that arise out of people's interest in prospering through production, the division of labor, and trade. They do not depend on a central coercive authority for their genesis.