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Great Thinkers in Classical Liberalism The LockeSmith Review Volume I

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Great Thinkers in Classical Liberalism The LockeSmith Review Volume I

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Nashville: The LockeSmith Institute Spine Bumped; Front, Rear Covers, Spine Lightly Chipped; Edges Lightly Soiled. SUB-TITLE: Student Scholarship of Classical Liberal Thought. VOLUME I STUDENT EDITORIAL BOARD: Scholarly Articles Editor - Amy H. Sturgis; Policy Analysis Editor - Nathan D. Griffith; Reviews Editor - Melissa English; Commentary Editor - Joshua B. Johnson; Business Director - Kevin D. Weimer. FACULTY ADVISOR: Larry M. Hall. CONTENTS: Preface - Larry M. Hall; List of Contributors; Introduction - Amy H. Sturgis; Biographies: Locke and Smith; SCHOLARLY ARTICLES The Rise, Decline, and Reemergence of Classical Liberalism - Amy H. Sturgis; Stability Within Common Life: The Standard of Hume's Reflections - Richard L. Varco, III; Classical Trade Theory and Its Assumptions: The Legacy of Smith, Ricardo, and Mill - Ian MacInnes; Alexis de Tocqueville and Decentralist Liberalism - Daniel Crosby; Praxeology and Society: The Social Thought of Ludwig von Mises - John E. Moser; The Social Theory of Friedrich A. Hayek - Robert S. Taylor; POLICY ANALYSES Owning the Environment - Jill Patterson; Property Rights and Conservation - Marcus S. Lee; The Folly of Government Housing Policy - Cheryl Bladt; Minimum Wage: Panacea or Problem? - James M. Liebler; Three Fallacies of the NAFTA Debate - Martha A. Garcia Murillo; Better Russian Homes and Gardens - Nathan D. Griffith; Education Markets: The Voucher Difference - Jill Patterson; REVIEWS Muller, Adam Smith in His Time and Ours: Designing the Decent Society - Nathan D. Griffith; Novak, The Catholic Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism - Tom Jenney; Fukuyama, The End of History and the Last Man - Chris A. Jones; Yardley, My Life as Author and Editor - Brian Taylor; Humboldt, Limits of State Action - Allen L. Tiffany; Bolch and Lyons, Apocalypse Not: Science, Economics and Environmentalism - Kevin D. Weimer; Anderson and Leal, Free Market Environmentalism - Justin Weinberg; Pope, Sin Titulo - Justin Weinberg; Anderson and Simmons, The Political Economy of Customs and Cultures: Informal Solutions to the Commons Problem - James Weston; COMMENTARIES Amy H. Sturgis, Joshua B. Johnson, Nathan D. Griffith, Kevin D. Weimer, & Melissa English. SERIES: A Review of Scholarship . . . By Serious Students . . . About Ideas. The LockeSmith Review is a student-written and student-directed annual review of classical liberal scholarship. Named for two of classical liberalism's most prominent thinkers, political philosopher John Locke and political economist Adam Smith, the volume's title embodies its philosophy. The review provides students a forum to explore the principles of individualism, property rights and a market economy, the rule of law, and social toleration in a manner that transcends momentary ideological complaints and, instead, cultivates interest in a mature, scholarly dialogue of classical liberalism's rich intellectual tradition. Each volume contains research aimed at a particular theme; this year's focus is "Great Thinkers in Classical Liberalism." Readers will find analyses of several influential classical liberal writers, including Locke, Smith, Ricardo, Mill, de Tocqueville, Hume, Mises, and Hayek, as well as a comprehensive overview of classical liberal thought (including a historical timeline of great thinkers, works, and movements). Also, the review provides policy analyses of contemporary issues, book reviews, and commentary by the student editors on the key events of the past year.. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Illus. by Paul Pope. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

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Great Thinkers in Classical Liberalism The LockeSmith Review Volume I
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Paul Pope
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ISBN 10
0964112000
ISBN 13
9780964112001
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The LockeSmith Institute
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