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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) Editorial Staff - Literature of Liberty, October/December 1979, vol. 2, No. 4
Editorial Staff - Leonard P. Liggio, Literature of Liberty, October/December 1979, vol. 2, No. 4 [1979]Edition used:Literature of Liberty: A Review of Contemporary Liberal Thought was published first by the Cato Institute (1978-1979) and later by the Institute for Humane Studies (1980-1982) under the editorial direction of Leonard P. Liggio.
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- Associate Editors
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- Bibliographical Essay: Richard Stroup and John Baden, Property Rights and Natural Resource Management
- I: Natural Resources and Property Rights
- Indian Water Rights
- Resources and Bureaucrats As Predators
- Government Energy Conservation
- Timber, Property Rights, and Government
- The Reclamation Service's Tahoe Fiasco
- Mineral Rights and Government
- Market Protection of Property Rights
- Government Water Planning
- Indians, Property, and Conservation
- Political Or Voluntary Ecology?
- II: War, Peace, and Empire
- American Foreign Policy
- Oil and Government Policy
- War, State, and Nation
- Early U.s. Indian Policy
- U.s. Foreign Policy and Latin America
- Reform, Progressives, and Empire
- Harry Elmer Barnes and Revisionism
- Imperialism and War Technology
- Pietistic Vs. Pragmatic Foreign Policy
- Atomic Warfare and Human Suffering
- Vietnam: Cost-benefit Warfare
- III: Political and Social Philosophy
- Plato and Constitutions
- The Uses of a Political Myth
- Florentine Guilds and Republicanism
- Machiavelli, Corruption, and America
- Hume and Contract Theory
- Corporations: a Contractual Paradigm
- Smith, America, and Utilitarianism
- People, Freedom, and State In Hegel
- Freedom and Virtue
- Nineteenth Century Spanish Liberalism
- Victorian England and Laissez-faire
- O'connell, Anti-slavery, and Freedom
- Carnegie and Spencer
- Republicanism Vs. Liberal Individualism
- Rousseau's Social Contract and Freedom
- Artistic and Cosmic Harmony
- Pound and Politics
- Ideology and Classes
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Leonard P. Liggio
Editor
John V. Cody
Managing Editor
Suzanne Woods
Production Manager
Clare S. Deffense
Editorial Assistant
Edward H. Crane
President, Cato Institute
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