The tragic events of September 11, 2001, have aroused a degree of sympathy for the victims and a demand for justice against the perpetrators that have not been seen in America in relation to any other ...
FORTY YEARS AGO — August 10, 1961 — Nikita S. Khrushchev, the premier of the Soviet Union, attended a birthday party in Moscow for Sergei S. Verentsov, the Soviet marshal in charge of the ...
THE TRAGIC EVENTS OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001, have aroused a degree of sympathy for the victims and a demand for justice against the perpetrators that have not been seen in America in relation to any other event for many ...
Money and the Market: Essays on Free Banking
by Kevin Dowd (New York/London: Routledge, 2001); 226 pages; $100.
KEVIN DOWD IS ONE OF THE LEADING free-market monetary theorists today. Along with Lawrence H. White and George Selgin, he has helped to ...
ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001, I was in Bratislava, Slovakia, attending the annual meeting of the Mont Pelerin Society, an international association of classical liberals and advocates of the free market, established in 1947 by Friedrich A. Hayek. And like ...
One hundred and fifty years ago, in 2009, shortly after the inauguration of Hillary Clinton as the first woman president of the United States, the Democrats and Republicans in Congress reached a consensus ...
For millions of Americans the Second Amendment and its right for the individual to bear arms appears irrelevant and practically anachronistic. It seems a throwback to those earlier days of the Wild West, ...
THE HISTORY OF MANKIND is a history of war, conquest, and oppression. From ancient times to the modern era, peace and freedom have been rare occurrences in the sweep of human events. When ...
(Excerpted from The Failure of America’s Foreign Wars, published by The Future of Freedom Foundation in 1996)
America, too, had its global calling, according to the social engineers. America should not merely be a “beacon of freedom” ...
In Defense of Free Capital Markets: The Case against a New International Financial Architecture
by David F. DeRosa (Princeton, N.J.: Bloomberg Press, 2001); 230 pages; $27.95.
IN THE 1930s, during the high watermark of aggressive economic nationalism in Europe, one of ...