| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Our readers set us straight. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We watch our words, ponder
reparations, demand reparations for the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, celebrate
Rosie the Rubblesifter, visit the Twilight Zone, and kick up our heels and
dance! |
|
Features |
| 19 | On the Road
With Ed Thompson | A trip across Wisconsin with a guy who owns a bar sounds like a
dream come true to Tim Slagle, even if the guy is running for
governor. |
| 23 | Independent in Virginia | Ken Sturzenacker samples the food on
the campaign trail of Virginia's independent Senate candidate. |
| 24 | Beyond the R's and D's | It may be a dull off-year election, observes
Chester Alan Arthur, but you wouldn't know it looking at these
campaigns. |
| 27 | Ms. Coddington Goes to Wellington | Deborah Coddington, a
widely-read libertarian journalist, was just elected to the New Zealand
Parliament. She had a lot to say in her maiden speech. |
| 29 | Science
vs the State: The Case of Kennewick Man | A Federal District Court has rejected Bill
Clinton's attempt to destroy important evidence of early man in America. But,
Timothy Sandefur reports, it cannot undo the politically-motivated
destruction of an important archeological site. |
| 31 | How Fat Are
We? | Is
America's obesity "crisis" the result of fast food? Or of fast and loose
manipulation of statistical data? Randal O'Toole weighs the
evidence. |
| 35 | Shakedown
in Johannesburg | Ostensibly, leaders of all the world's governments came to the
World Summit on Sustainable Development to solve global problems. But, Robert
H. Nelson discovers, they actually came to put their noses in the
feedbag. |
| 37 | Regulator,
Unbundle Thyself | What do you get when you mix a computer genius, a power-lusting
trustbuster and a dim-witted Wall Street Journal editorialist? Ted Roberts
describes the result. |
| 38 | The Party's Over | Is it too late to save the Libertarian
Party from its own employees? Not if the party's new leadership can help it,
reports R.W. Bradford. |
| Reviews |
| 41 | Is the State Dispensable? | Kyle Swan tries to escape Leviathan
with the help of a good book. |
| 44 | The Soul of an Economist | Jane S. Shaw examines the decidedly
undismal life of a dismal scientist. |
| 46 | Literary Neighborhoods | Richard Kostelanetz loves New York
enough to review books on two of its most fecund neighborhoods. |
| 48 | Prophet of Liberty | Martin Morse Wooster outlines the man
who kept liberty alive among conservatives. |
| 50 | Booknotes |
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| 45 | Notes on Contributors | The buck starts here. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | The truth is out there. |
