| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Our readers take the first shot. |
| 7 | Reflections | We drop a dime on J.D.
Salinger, visit an exploding opera house, learn to live in East Germany, worry
about the menace of global climate stability, and explore haute Afghan
couture. |
|
Features |
| 23 | Enron:
Death by Free Market | Andrew Chamberlain shows how the pundits pitching Enron
as a "market failure" have the story all wrong. |
| 25 | Privitization Is Dead, Long Live
Privatizations! | These days, Tony Blair acts more like Margaret Thatcher than
like a leader of a socialist party. Stephen Berry
reports. |
| 27 | All the Lies That Are Fit to Print | Everyone "knows" drugs are
addictive, ruining the economy, and killing addicts. Jeff Riggenbach
explores how people got those ideas. |
| 33 | Rothbard on
Szasz | Thomas S. Szasz looks at how Murray Rothbard looked at
Thomas S. Szasz. |
| 35 | The Trouble
With Harry | LP presidential candidate Harry Browne finally responds to
Liberty's reports and analyses of his campaigns. He doesn't convince R.W.
Bradford. |
| 41 | Bad Boy of the WPA | How does a good writer get mixed up in a
welfare program for writers? Miles Fowler looks for an
explanation. |
| Reviews |
| 47 | Lord of the
Epic | Stephen Cox explores the fantastic world of "Lord of the
Rings," and discovers good news for Western civilization. |
| 53 | Litany of Errors | William E. Merritt looks at an
environmentalist's journey from cataclysm to skepticism. |
| 56 | Go Forth and
Multiply? | Bruce Ramsey tours Pat Buchanan's utopia, where the men
are men and the women are barefoot and pregnant. |
| 57 | An Unfashionable Mind | Bettina Bien Greaves chronicles the
life and times of the "Libertarian of the Century." |
| 61 | Principled Critic | Ron Capshaw explores the ambiguous
libertarianism lurking inside 20th-century author Dwight
Macdonald. |
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| 59 | Notes on Contributors | The cast of usual suspects. |
| 62 | Terra Incognita | Reality is the opiate of the
newspaperman. |
