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Economic Liberty and the Constitution (Table of Contents)

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  • Part 1 (June 2002) Introduction
  • Part 2 (July 2002) The Declaration of Independence; judicial review
  • Part 3 (August 2002) The influence of Adam Smith
  • Part 4 (September 2002) The Slaughter-House Cases
  • Part 5 (October 2002) The Slaughter-House Cases: Dissenting Opinions
  • Part 6 (November 2002) The Tenement-House Cigar Cases
  • Part 7 (December 2002) The Lochner Case
  • Part 8 (January 2003) The Great Depression and the Socialist Tide
  • Part 9 (February 2003) Police Powers versus the Constitution
  • Part 10 (March 2003) The Gold Clause Cases
  • Part 11 (April 2003) The National Industrial Recovery Act
  • Part 12 (May 2003) The Minimum-Wage Case
Categories: Civil Liberties & Privacy, Economics
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Jacob G. Hornberger is founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation. He was born and raised in Laredo, Texas, and received his B.A. in economics from Virginia Military Institute and his law degree from the University of Texas. He was a trial attorney for twelve years in Texas. He also was an adjunct professor at the University of Dallas, where he taught law and economics. In 1987, Mr. Hornberger left the practice of law to become director of programs at the Foundation for Economic Education. He has advanced freedom and free markets on talk-radio stations all across the country as well as on Fox News’ Neil Cavuto and Greta van Susteren shows and he appeared as a regular commentator on Judge Andrew Napolitano’s show Freedom Watch. View these interviews at LewRockwell.com and from Full Context. Send him email.