| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | After you, of course. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We get loaded on Super Bowl
ads, bring home a pet inmate for little Timmy, discover politicians who would
spend $7.2 quadrillion to avoid supporting the free market, swap stories about
Johnny Taliban, and wage war on the menace of Cinnabon. |
|
Features |
| 19 | The Enron
Mess | The
collapse of Enron has revealed a tangled web of fraud and corruption, and set off
a new round of attacks on the free market. R.W. Bradford, Tom Isenberg,
William Fielder, and Sheldon Richman investigate. |
| 23 | Good Rhetoric, Bad Budget | Is there any federal program whose budget
George W. Bush won't increase? Chris Edwards dissects the
budget. |
| 27 | The Death of
Money | R.W. Bradford exposes a frightening new tool that will
let the government dispense with that annoying privacy stuff, once and for
all. |
| 31 | "Seize All West
Coast Japs" | Bruce Ramsey examines the infamous Japanese internment
— from the vantage of 1942. |
| 35 | The Libertarian Return | A streak of bad luck for British
right-wingers has brought good luck for libertarian ideas there. Adam Hume
reports. |
| 37 | Argentina's Fall From Grace | When Argentina's economy went to hell in
January, everyone blamed the country's currency board. Steve H. Hanke
shows how everyone was wrong. |
| 40 | Liberty Gains in Costa Rica | Costa Rica's libertarian Movimiento
Libertario ran an ambitious campaign for congress last year. Raúl
Costales shows how it paid off. |
| 42 | Cutting Back the State in Canada | The new government of British
Columbia is delivering big tax cuts. But, Paul Geddes argues, it's not yet
time to apply for immigration papers. |
| 44 | Szasz and Mises | Did the 20th century's greatest economist
misunderstand the human mind? Bettina Bien Greaves and Thomas S.
Szasz debate. |
| Reviews |
| 47 | Boredom "In
the Bedroom" | Would the critically acclaimed film survive Ayn Rand's
criticism? Erika Holzer finds out. |
| 50 | Lincoln
the Jeffersonian | Was the Great Emancipator also a great proponent of individual
rights? Timothy Sandefur examines the evidence. |
| 54 | Government as Criminal Conspiracy | Jeff Riggenbach explores
the surprisingly libertarian novels of James Ellroy. |
| 59 | The Mind of Terror | Are terrorists oppressed idealists — or
politically- ignorant thugs? Ron Capshaw looks at the
record. |
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| 57 | Notes on Contributors | Our very own ultimate
resource. |
| 62 | Terra Incognita | Maybe we'll stay in bed
today. |
