Also in this issue

• Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the Enlightenment

  Reviewed by James R. Otteson

• The Trouble with Government

  Reviewed by Doug Bandow

• The Technology of Property Rights

  by George C. Leef

• The Invisible Heart: An Economic Romance, by Russell Roberts

  Reviewed by E. Frank Stephenson

• The Opium of the Intellectuals

  Reviewed by Antony Flew

• Labor Freedom Makes Sense

  by Lawrence W. Reed

• James Madison: The Constitutional War President

  by Burton W. Folsom Jr.

• No Shortcuts

  by Sheldon Richman

• Seeing the World Plain

  by Doug Bandow

• Labor Law and the West Coast Dock Dispute

  by Charles W. Baird

• Self Interest, Part I

  by Donald J. Boudreaux

• Postconstitutional America?

  by Sheldon Richman

• New Laws Will Protect Americans from Snipers?

  by James Bovard

• Capital Letters

  by FEE Admin

• Blurring the Civilian-Military Line

  by Gene Healy

• California’s War on Homeschoolers

  by Steven Greenhut

• Henry Ford, Upton Sinclair, and Limits on Consumer Choice

  by Richard B. Coffman

• How Government Disables Private Disability Insurance

  by Robert E. Wright

• Take Your Bike Helmet to the Safety Museum

  by Ted Roberts

• Frankenstein Television

  by Michael Heberling

• Corporate Accounting: Still Evolving After All These Years

  by Chris Edwards

• They Take More than Half

  by Daniel B. Klein

• Opportunity Knocks Late

  by Larry Schweikart

• Your Social Insecurity Number

  by Garry Wang

• University Economics versus Austrian Economics

  by Arthur E. Foulkes

• Labor Freedom Makes Sense

  by Lawrence W. Reed

• New Laws Will Protect Americans from Snipers?

  by James Bovard

• James Madison: The Constitutional War President

  by Burton W. Folsom Jr.

• No Shortcuts

  by Sheldon Richman

• Postconstitutional America?

  by Sheldon Richman

• Seeing the World Plain

  by Doug Bandow

• Labor Law and the West Coast Dock Dispute

  by Charles W. Baird

• Self Interest, Part I

  by Donald J. Boudreaux