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Research Fields - Leonard P. Liggio, Literature of Liberty, July/September 1978, vol. 1, No. 3 [1978]

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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.

Part of: Literature of Liberty: A Review of Contemporary Liberal Thought, 20 vols. 19781-982

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Research Fields

Economics

  • James, Michael. “Pierre-Louis Roederer, Jean Baptiste Say, and the Concept of Industrie.” .............................83
  • Myint, H. “Adam Smith's Theory of International Trade in the Perspective of Economic Development.” .............................85
  • Rosenberg, Alexander. “Conclusions and Applications.” .................42
  • Rosenberg, Nathan. “Problems in the Economist's Conceptualization of Technological Innovation.” .............................43
  • Saari, Christopher P. “The Efficient Capital Market Hypothesis, Economic Theory and the Regulation of the Securities Industry.” .............................67
  • Scott, Bruce R. “How Practical Is National Economic Planning?” .............................64

Education

  • Itzkin, Elissa S. “Bentham's Chrestomathia: Utilitarian Legacy to British Education.” 88
  • Lockwood, Alan L. “Values Education and the Right to Privacy.” ................73
  • Peden, Joseph R. “Education and the Political Community.” .....................71
  • West, E.G. The Political Economy of Public School Legislation..............72

History

  • Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth. “Physiocracy and the Overthrow of the Ancien Regime.” .............................82
  • Goldstein, Doris S. “J.B. Bury's Philosophy of History: A Reappraisal.” .............................39
  • Haskell, Thomas L. “The Basis For An Alliance Between Social and Intellectual History.” ................38
  • Hayek, F.A. “Liberalism.” .............................79
  • Kuhn, Thomas S. “The Relations between the History and the Philosophy of Science.” 33
  • Lutfalla, Michel. “Louis Wolowski ou le Liberalisme Positif.” .....................87
  • Potter, David M. “Freedom From Coercion.” .............................59
  • Semmel, Bernard. “H.T. Buckle: The Liberal Faith and the Science of History.” ......81
  • Wilson, Joan Hoff. “Hoover's Agricultural Policies, 1921–1928.” .....................64

Law

  • Behn, Robert D. “The False Dawn of the Sunset Laws.” ........................68
  • Ford, Trowbridge H. “The Law of the Constitution: Dicey's Polemic against Parnell.” 86
  • Helfand, Barry F. “Labor and the Courts: The Common-Law Doctrine of Criminal Conspiracy and Its Application in the Buck's Stove Case.” ................75
  • Siegan, Bernard H. Other People's Property.............................76

Philosophy

  • Day, J.P. “Threats, Offers, Law, Opinion and Liberty.” ........................57
  • Greenspan, P.S. “Behavioral Control and Freedom of Action.” .................57
  • Richards, Norvin. “Using People.” .............................59
  • Watson, Gary. “Skepticism About Weakness of Will.” ......................58
  • Yaffe, Martin D. “Civil Disobedience and the Opinion of the Many: Plato's Crito.” ..47

Philosophy of Science

  • Blaug, Mark. “Kuhn versus Lakatos, or Paradigms versus Research Programmes in the History of Economics.” .............................36
  • Campbell, Donald T. “Comment on “The Natural Selection Model of Conceptual Evolution.’” .............................41
  • Hollinger, David A. “T.S. Kuhn's Theory of Science and Its Implications for History.” 37
  • Losee, John. “Limitations of An Evolutionist Philosophy of Science.” ..............40
  • Machan, Tibor R. “Kuhn, Paradigm Choice and the Arbitrariness of Aesthetic Criteria in Science.” .............................35
  • Rasmussen, Douglas B. “Logical Possibility, Iron Bars, and Necessary Truth.” .....41
  • Rescher, Nicholas. “Peirce and the Economy of Research.” ...................66
  • Shimony, Abner. “Is Observation Theory-Laden? A Problem in Naturalistic Epistemology.” .............................35
  • Zupan, Marty. “Kuhn's World.” .............................34

Political Philosophy

  • Berns, Laurence. “Political Philosophy and the Right to Rebellion.” .............................48
  • Bernstein, Richard J. “Hannah Arendt: The Ambiguities of Theory and Practice.” .............................60
  • Canovan, Margaret. “The Contradictions of Hannah Arendt's Political Thought.” ...49
  • Cropsey, Joseph. “Political Philosophy and the Issues of Politics.” ............84
  • Francis, Mark. “Herbert Spencer and the Myth of Laissez-Faire.” ..................89
  • Gray, John N. “John Stuart Mill and the Future of Liberalism.” .....................90
  • Mack, Eric. “Natural and Contractual Rights.” ..........................54
  • Mazzolani, Lidia Storoni. “Tacitus: On Power.” .........................70
  • Morley, Felix. State and Society.............................45
  • Riley, Patrick. “Locke on ‘Voluntary Agreement’ and Political Power.” .................52
  • Ryan, Cheyney C. “Yours, Mine and Ours: Property Rights and Individual Liberty.” 55
  • Scanlon, Thomas. “Nozick on Rights, Liberty, and Property.” ....................56
  • Suits, David B. “On Locke's Argument for Government.” ........................53

Political Science

  • Anscombe, G.E.M. “On Frustration of the Majority by Fulfillment of the Majority's Will.” .............................51
  • Carey, George W. “Majority Tyranny and the Extended Republic Theory of James Madison.” .............................50
  • Cooper, Jerry M. “The Army As Strikebreaker—The Railroad Strikes of 1877 and 1894.” .............................76
  • Fay, Brian. “How People Change Themselves: The Relationship between Critical Theory and its Audience.” .............................43
  • Henderson, Conway W. “Underdevelopment and Political Rights: A Revisionist Challenge.” .............................48
  • Kevles, Daniel J. “The National Science Foundation and the Debate over Postwar Research Policy, 1942–1945: A Political Interpretation of Science—The Endless Frontier.” ........................65
  • Krieger, Leonard. “The Idea of Authority in the West.” .......................46
  • Rae, Douglas W. “The Limits of Consensual Decision.” ......................51
  • Van Cise, Jerrold G. “For Whom the Antitrust Bell Tolls.” ....................66
  • Weaver, Paul H. “Regulation, Social Policy and Class Conflict.” ...............61

Sociology

  • Frielander, Elaine A. “Mozambican Nationalist Resistance: 1920–1949.” .............63
  • Furedi, Frank. “The Social Composition of the Mau Mau Movement in the White Highlands.” .............................62
  • Hobson, Wayne K. “Professionals, Progressives and Bureaucratization: A Reassessment.” .............................74
  • Trevor-Roper, H.R. “Gibbon and The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.” ...........80
  • Tyack, David & Berkowitz, Michael. “The Man Nobody Liked: Toward A Social History of the Truant Officer, 1840–1940.” .............................73