Toward liberty : the idea that is changing the world : 25 years of public policy from the Cato Institute
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TOWARD LIBERTY
THE IDEA THAT IS CHANGING THE WORLD 25 YEARS OF PUBLIC POLICY FROM THE CATO INSTITUTECATO INSTITUTE
Copyright © 2002 Cato InstituteAll right reserved.
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Contents
Introduction: The Idea That Is Changing the World David Boaz...............................................................1Part I Ideas and ConsequencesInterview with F. A. Hayek..................................................................................................17Liberalism in the New Millennium Mario Vargas Llosa........................................................................26Disregard of Reality Peter Bauer...........................................................................................38Part II Economic GrowthThe Real Free Lunch: Markets and Private Property Milton Friedman..........................................................55The Soft Infrastructure of a Market Economy William A. Niskanen............................................................63The Causes of Economic Growth Reuven Brenner...............................................................................69Part III The Welfare StateDeregulating the Poor Joan Kennedy Taylor..................................................................................81Social Security: Has the Crisis Passed? Carolyn L. Weaver..................................................................95The Success of Chile's Privatized Social Security Jos�� Pi��era..............................................................105Ending Welfare as We Know It Michael Tanner................................................................................111Preschool in the Nanny State Darcy Olsen...................................................................................125Part IV The Regulatory StateThe High Cost of Government Regulation Yale Brozen.........................................................................131Enviro-Capitalism vs. Environmental Statism Terry L. Anderson and Donald L. Leal...........................................139Federal Deposit Insurance Source of S&L Crisis Catherine England...........................................................147Parasite Economy Latches onto New Host David Boaz..........................................................................155Part V A World in TransitionFear and Loathing in the Soviet Union Edward H. Crane......................................................................161The Strikes in Poland: Workers against the Workers' State Don Lavoie.......................................................168Let a Billion Flowers Bloom George Gilder..................................................................................180Prospects for Peaceful Change in South Africa Helen Suzman.................................................................182Transition in the East: Democracy and Market Peter Bauer...................................................................192The Communist Road to Self-Enslavement Karl R. Popper......................................................................199China's Quiet Property Rights Revolution Douglas Wu........................................................................206Why Socialism Collapsed in Eastern Europe Tom G. Palmer....................................................................214Systemic Change: The Delicate Mixture of Intentions and Spontaneity V��clav Klaus...........................................222Private Education Emerges in China Ma Lei..................................................................................229China's Future: Market Socialism or Market Taoism? James A. Dorn...........................................................232Part VI Foreign AffairsFrom Republic to Empire: The Constitution and the Evolution of U.S. Foreign Policy Ted Galen Carpenter.....................245The Case for U.S. Strategic Independence Ted Galen Carpenter...............................................................254Does U.S. Intervention Overseas Breed Terrorism? Ivan Eland................................................................264Fool's Errands Gary Dempsey................................................................................................274Part VII Trade and International FinanceThe Globalization of Finance Alan Greenspan................................................................................289Using the Market for Social Development Milton Friedman....................................................................297Free Trade from the Bottom Up Brink Lindsey................................................................................308The Asian Crisis: Why the IMF Should Not Intervene Ian V��squez.............................................................320Part VIII Law and LibertyEconomic Affairs as Human Affairs Antonin Scalia...........................................................................329Judicial Review: Reckoning on Two Kinds of Error Richard Epstein...........................................................337The Constitutional Protection of Economic Freedom Paul Craig Roberts.......................................................345National Emergency and the Erosion of Private Property Rights Robert Higgs and Charlotte Twight............................353The Forgotten Ninth and Tenth Amendments Roger Pilon.......................................................................370Dissolving the Inkblot: Privacy as Property Right Sheldon Richman..........................................................379Clinton's Chilling Constitutional Legacy Nadine Strossen...................................................................388The War on Drugs David Boaz and Timothy Lynch..............................................................................400Part IX Democracy and CultureMyths of Individualism Tom G. Palmer.......................................................................................411Rights and Responsibilities David Boaz.....................................................................................419The Right to Do as You Please and Take the Consequences P. J. O'Rourke.....................................................422Are Libertarians Anti-Government? David Boaz...............................................................................425Creating a World of Free Men Dick Armey....................................................................................428Is Our Culture in Decline? Tyler Cowen.....................................................................................433Affirmative Action Can't Be Mended Walter Williams.........................................................................442The Future of Liberty Edward H. Crane......................................................................................452
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