Also in this issue

• The Roots of Poverty in Latin America

  by Richard M. Ebeling

• Energy: The Master Resource

  Reviewed by George C. Leef

• Тhe Second Bill of Rights: FDR’s Unfinished Revolution and Why We Need It More Than Ever

  Reviewed by Michael DeBow

• Meltdown: The Predictable Distortion of Global Warming by Scientists, Politicians, and the Media

  Reviewed by Roy Cordato

• Hurricane Katrina Shows that Government Is Too Small?

  by Robert P. Murphy

• Africans Whom Westerners Should Heed

  by Lawrence W. Reed

• The Mad-Genius Controversy

  by Thomas Szasz

• From Kleenex to Zippers: The Unpredictable Results of Entrepreneurs

  by Burton W. Folsom Jr.

• Economics for the Citizen, Part III

  by Walter E. Williams

• Index for 2005

  by Beth A. Hoffman

• Mitigating Disaster: Abolish FEMA and Let Gas Prices Rise

  by Dwight R. Lee

• Repeal Davis-Bacon

  by George C. Leef

• Manuel Ayau: Guatemala’s Liberal Searcher

  by Donald J. Boudreaux

• Presumptuous Protectionism

  by Manuel F. Ayau

• The Futility of the Government Airline Bailout

  by Paul A. Cleveland

• U.S.-China Relations after CNOOC

  by James A. Dorn

• New Labour

  by Norman Barry

• Why Not Monetary Freedom?

  by Richard M. Ebeling

• Hurricane Katrina Shows that Government Is Too Small?

  by Robert P. Murphy

• Bureaucracy Can't Be Run Like a Business

  by Sheldon Richman