Humane Studies Review
Volume 7, Number 2 Spring 1992
A Guide to Research and Study Inside HSR
- Public Goods and the Justification for the
State
- Does the existence of public goods justify government intervention in
the operations of the market? Dan
Garrett addresses this question as he reviews the important new book by
David Schmidtz, "The Limits
of Government: An Essay in the Public Goods Argument."
- Reading the Economy
- Do "commerce" and "art" delineate two separate and incommensurable
spheres of activity? Donald
McCloskey takes a provocative look at the relationship between economics
and literature.
- Crosscurrents
- Review some of the latest and best in the literature of classical
liberalism.
Copyright 1992 by the Institute for Humane Studies. Humane Studies
Review is published by the Institute
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Editor: Tom G. Palmer
Managing Editor: Michael A. Brown
Contributing Editors: Walter E. Grinder, Stephen Davies, Jeremy Shearmur
Art Director: Margo A. Reeves
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