Also in this issue

Art Carden and Steven Horwitz remind us of the Progressive Era's ugly past, James Ahiakpor catches Ben Bernanke in a contradiction, Bruce Edward Walker pays tribute to Koestler's Darkness at Noon, Joseph Stromberg debunks the Gilded Age, and much more.

• Great Wars & Great Leaders: A Libertarian Rebuttal

  Reviewed by George C. Leef

• The Road from Mont Pelerin: The Making of the Neoliberal Thought Collective

  Reviewed by Brian Doherty

• Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century

  Reviewed by Jacob H. Huebert

• The Science of Liberty: Democracy, Reason, and the Laws of Nature

  Reviewed by William N. Butos

• Eugenics: Progressivism’s Ultimate Social Engineering

  by Art Carden

• Contradicting Keynes: Bernanke’s Debt Default Scare

  by James C. W. Ahiakpor

• Making Whistle-Blowing Pay

  by Warren C. Gibson

• Tyranny Afoot: Arthur Koestler’s Communist Chronicles

  by Bruce Edward Walker

• The Gilded Age: A Modest Revision

  by Joseph R. Stromberg

• Walter Lippmann: The Impossibilities of Social Planning

  by Harold B. Jones Jr.

• Wolf Heads and Carbon Credits

  by Paul Schwennesen

• Dusting Off a Man and His Classic

  by Lawrence W. Reed

• Growing Government Ensures “National Greatness”?

  by Arthur E. Foulkes

• The Great Society’s War on Poverty

  by Robert Higgs

• Of Malice and Straw Men

  by Sheldon Richman

• The New Fed

  by Sheldon Richman

• Crony Unionism: Government Sector

  by Charles W. Baird

• Titles of Ignobility: Suicide as Secession

  by Thomas Szasz