Well, the United States had begun to turn around in the summer of 1932. And that was characteristic of the entire world, not just the U.S..
The big influences on Hamilton were the economists he read and also the philosophers of natural law and English constitutional law....
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February 2001 -- In recent months, the Environmental Liberation Front (ELF) has claimed responsibility for acts of arson across the country
January 2001 -- With both presidential candidates advocating education plans, health-care plans, and tax-cut plans, and parading their relig
As I explained in my first article in a series for The Freeman [see Money in the 1920s and 1930s, The Freeman, April, 1999. pp. 37-42]....
The beginning of the twenty-first century is a great time for capitalism. Socialism has been discredited. Countries around the world are
A writer suffering from clinical depression finds relief from Prozac. Realizing how profoundly the drug's inventor has affected her life....
James Davison Hunter, a professor of sociology and religious studies at the University of Virginia and director of the Institute for
March 2001 -- At the June 1967 Glassboro Summit, President Lyndon Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara implored Soviet premier
The science of genetics, realized through technologies such as cloning, will have a tremendous impact on cultural conceptions of human....
June 2001 -- Alexandra York is an internationally published author of books, magazine and newspaper articles, book and movie reviews, and
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I have been active in the arts and the ideas that inform them since I was very young. At age three, I began studying ballet, and I was in
Postmodernism is the most recent incarnation and the now-reigning cult of the "anti-Enlightenment," having arisen largely from the ravings
May 2001 -- When I was a boy in school, my father told me, often, that mathematics was the most important subject. "And the thing in
David Gress's subtitle seems to indicate that he has but one set of opponents—those who are hostile to "the idea of the West." In fact
Part of the Hoover Institution's "essence" series on great twentieth-century economists, The Essence of Hayek is designed for the student of
Apparently the World Wide Web isn't as worldwide as it could be. The Internet—the centerpiece of the "new economy" technology that was
When Ayn Rand created a heroic American dynasty for her novel Atlas Shrugged , she based the family's fortune not on oil, or autos, or
