July 1992
Volume 42, 1992FEATURES
Strength Springs from Strong Ideas
JULY 01, 1992 by HANS SENNHOLZ
Simple connections between spending and health are tenuous and worthy of better analysis
Corporations at Stake
JULY 01, 1992 by DOUG UYL
Most groups considered to be "stakeholders" have no stake in corporations at all.
The Woman Who Discovered Private Property
JULY 01, 1992 by WILLIAM HOLTZ
Lane encounters primitive communism in a small Albanian village.
Mud Farming and Political Extortion
JULY 01, 1992 by RICHARD B. COFFMAN
Poorly designed property rights can encourage entrepreneurs to undertake wasteful economic activities.
Capitalism: An Olympic Winner
JULY 01, 1992 by DAVID R. HENDERSON
America's apparent failure at the Winter Olympics actually results from one of the country's strengths.
Civil Disobedience: A Threat to Our Society Under Law
JULY 01, 1992 by MORRIS I. LEIBMAN
Liberty under law is a fragile flower.
Czecho-Slovakia Rejoins the West
JULY 01, 1992 by SEAN GABB
Czecho-Slovakia is fast throwing off the disastrous legacy of the last half century.
The Bill of Rights and Moral Philosophy
JULY 01, 1992 by TIBOR R. MACHAN
The Bill of Rights captures basic political and ethical ideals.
The Rifle by the Door
JULY 01, 1992 by DONALD SMITH
Although we don't like to admit it, the spirit of America is the spirit of resistance.
Memories of a Recession Past
JULY 01, 1992 by MALCOLM A. KLINE
Unemployment benefits create perverse incentives.
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