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• Conservation or Confiscation?
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  Charles R. Batten | Sunday, April 1, 1979
  How resource owners’ rights are diminished by the environmental protection movement.
• Individual Liberty and the Rule of Law
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  Ridgway K. Foley Jr. | Tuesday, June 1, 1971

  Tracing the role of the law, and the limitations upon government, for the maximization of liberty.

• It Began with the Greeks
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  George Charles Roche III | Sunday, March 1, 1970
  An early chapter in Western man’s struggle to understand himself and his universe, and in the process, to free his soul.
• A Person of Quality
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  FEE | Tuesday, August 1, 1967
  What does one expect in “a person of quality”? Well, try for size the definition offered from the Monthly Letter of the Royal Bank of Canada.
• The Failure of the State Employment Service
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  Oscar W. Cooley | Wednesday, August 1, 1962
  Mr. Cooley is Associate Professor of Eco­nomics at Ohio Northern University. Few, if any, private business ven­tures have been more pushed around and kicked about by gov­ernment than have employment agencies. Even at the turn of the century the employment agent was looked upon as a grasping character, in­tent upon exploiting the “poor worker” when […]
• The World’s Worst Folly
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  G. Courney Conover | Tuesday, November 1, 1960
  A businessman and scientist examine some commonly overlooked aspects of the creative process.
• Executive Salaries
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  Hans F. Sennholz | Tuesday, July 1, 1958
  Major considerations in the determination of. . .
• Mobile Commerce Should Be Huge This Cyber Monday
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  A. Ant Ozok | Sunday, November 27, 2016

  The e-commerce industry’s next marketing innovations could bring location- and search-specific promotional deals, or even shopping for physical items using augmented or virtual reality.

• Political Science
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  Sheldon Richman | Friday, May 18, 2007
  “[I]t would be quite illogical to believe that a scientist may without inconsistency subscribe to any value-position whatsoever….” That provocative sentence is found in an article by Belgian liberal legal scholar Frank Van Dun, “Economics and the Limits of Value-Free Science.” What does it mean and how is it relevant to economic and political freedom? More . . .
  
  

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• The Goal Is Freedom: Political Science
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  Sheldon Richman |
  “[I]t would be quite illogical to believe that a scientist may without inconsistency subscribe to any value-position whatsoever….” That provocative sentence is found in an article by Belgian liberal legal scholar Frank Van Dun, “Economics and the Limits of Value-Free Science.” What does it mean and how is it relevant to economic and political freedom? More . . .
  
  

  A NEW article by Sheldon Richman