July 1997
Volume 47, 1997FEATURES
Rudolph Rummel Talks About the Miracle of Liberty and Peace
Like Gangs, Powerful Governments Can Steal, Rape, Torture, and Kill on a Whim
JULY 01, 1997
The Amazing Creative Power of One
Everything Around Us Was Invented, Designed, or Developed by Some Individual
JULY 01, 1997 by STANLEY I. MASON JR.
A Victim of Wetlands Regulations
How the Army Corps of Engineers Turned James Wilson into a Criminal
JULY 01, 1997 by MARISA MANLEY
How We Privatized Social Security in Chile
A Private Pension System Would Energize the U.S. Economy
JULY 01, 1997 by JOSÉ PIÑERA
A Roundup:Taxation Without Justice
Taxes Seldom Reflect Principles of Justice
JULY 01, 1997 by DEAN STANSEL
Communitarians and Slavery
Protecting Individual Rights Helps to Secure the Common Good
JULY 01, 1997 by TIBOR R. MACHAN
Who Said What About Liberty? (a quiz)
JULY 01, 1997
Robert A. Heinlein's Soaring Spirit of Liberty
A Man Whose Stories Have Inspired Generations
JULY 01, 1997 by JIM POWELL
A pioneering master of speculative fiction, Robert Heinlein has captured the imagination of millions for liberty.Five of his novels chronicle rebellion against tyranny, other novels are about different struggles for liberty, and his writings abound with declarations on liberty. For instance, in Requiem (1939): It's neither your business, nor the business of . . . paternalistic government, to tell a man not to risk his life doing what he really wants to do.
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