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August/September 1998

Editor's Notes

  • The Summer of Reform

    Campaign finance laws return to the congressional agenda Michael W. Lynch

  • Truth Squad

    The coercive agenda behind the "civil society" movement. Nick Gillespie

  • Post-Crisis Politics

    Why investigative reporters and political activists seem so depressed Virginia Postrel

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Columns

  • Unified Kvetch Theory

    Got a problem? Blame "radical individualism." Walter Olson

  • Retirement Plans

    Genuine Social Security reforms appear surprisingly likely. Michael W. Lynch

  • Texas Swing

    The not-so-shocking reason the Lone Star state chose not to sue Microsoft Thomas W. Hazlett

  • Quota Quote

    Technology in the service of a more inclusive diversity Jodie T. Allen

  • A Duty to Censor

    U.N. officials want to crack down on drug war protesters. Paul O. Coffin

  • Not Enough Golf

    How an employer's flextime policy led to a ruinous fight with federal regulators. James Dygert

  • Vapor Lock

    Environmental regulators target diesel emissions. Kenneth Green

Features

  • Buying Time

    How real prices have declined over the years--and why we work less to purchase more. W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm

  • Grassroots Graft

    When it comes to corruption, state governments are second to none. John Hood

  • The Politics of Plenitude

    The marketplace multiplies cultural identities and creates true diversity. No wonder the right and the left are upset. Grant McCracken

  • Groping Toward Sanity

    Why the Clinton sex scandals are changing the way we talk about sexual harassment Cathy Young

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