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Hillsdale CollegeFreedom Library Catalog

CARSON BHUTTO YORK

ARNN MORGENSON GILDER

D'SOUZA

JACKSON

STRASSEL

THATCHER

WALLACE

MAC DONALD

PESTRITTO

RILEY

HANSON

FRIEDMAN

GRAMM

GOLDBERG

THOMAS JEFFERSON | ANTHONY FRUDAKIS, SCULPTOR AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ART, HILLSDALE COLLEGE

Hillsdale College is well known for its unique independence and its commitment to freedom and the liberal arts. It rejects the huge federal and state taxpayer subsidies that go to support other American colleges and universities, relying instead on the voluntary contributions of its friends and supporters nationwide. It refuses to submit to the unjust and burdensome regulations that go with such subsidies, and remains free to continue its 170-year-old mission of offering the finest liberal arts education in the land. Its continuing success stands as a powerful beacon to the idea that independence works. This catalog of books, recordings, and back issues of Imprimis makes widely available some of the best writings and speeches around, by some of the smartest and most important people of our time. These writings and speeches are central to Hillsdale’s continuing work of promoting freedom, supporting its moral foundations, and defending its constitutional framework.

Hillsdale College Freedom Library Catalog

Contents

Hillsdale College Press Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Imprimis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Center for Constructive Alternatives (CCA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

National Leadership Seminars (NLS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Free Market Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

The Kirby Center / Washington, D.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Campus Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Ludwig von Mises Lecture Series CDS ONLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

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Winston S. Churchill BiographiesE-books available at hillsdale.edu/outreach/churchill-project/churchill-project-volumes

Winston S. Churchill, Volume VIII: Never Despair, 1945-19650G4 by Sir Martin Gilbert, 2013. 1438 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume VII: Road to Victory, 1941-19450G3 by Sir Martin Gilbert, 2013. 1417 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume VI: Finest Hour, 1939-19410E5 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1308 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume V: The Prophet of Truth, 1922-19390D4 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1167 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume IV: World in Torment, 1916-19220C8 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 967 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume III: The Challenge of War, 1914-19160C4 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 988 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume II: Young Statesman, 1901-1914 0B9 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007.

Introduction by Sir Martin Gilbert. 775 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill, Volume I: Youth, 1874-1900 0B4 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. In the definitive biography of Sir Winston

Churchill, of which this is the first of eight volumes, Randolph Churchill—and later Sir Martin Gilbert, who took up the work following Randolph’s death in 1968—had the full use of Sir Winston’s letters and papers, and also carried out research in many hundreds of private archives and public collections. Volume I, first published in 1966, covers the years from Churchill’s birth in 1874 to his return to England from an American lecture tour, on the day of Queen Victoria’s death in 1900, to embark on his political career. Introduction by Sir Martin Gilbert. 608 p., $45 (hardbound).

Winston S. Churchill DocumentsE-books available at hillsdale.edu/outreach/churchill-project/churchill-project-volumes

The Churchill Documents, Volume 18: One Continent Redeemed, January-August 19430K6 By Sir Martin Gilbert and Larry P. Arnn, 2015. 2,471 p., $60 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 17: Testing Times, 19420G5 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2014. 1688 p., $60 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 16: The Ever-Widening War, 19410E8 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1821 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 15: Never Surrender, May 1940-December 19400E7 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1359 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 14: At the Admiralty, September 1939-May 19400E6 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1370 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 13: The Coming of War, 1936-19390D7 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1684 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 12: The Wilderness Years, 1929-19350D6 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1404 p., $35 (hardbound)

The Churchill Documents, Volume 11: The Exchequer Years, 1922-19290D5 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1504 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 10: Conciliation and Reconstruction, April 1921-November 19220D2 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 717 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 9: Disruption and Chaos, July 1919-March 19210D1 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 705 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 8: War and Aftermath, December 1916-June 19190C9 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 720 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 7: The Escaped Scapegoat, May 1915-December 19160C6 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 847 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 6: At the Admiralty, July 1914-April 19150C5 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 838 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 5: At the Admiralty, 1911-19140C3 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 786 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 4: Minister of the Crown, 1907-19110C2 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 697 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 3: Early Years in Politics, 1901-19070C1 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 676 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 2: Young Soldier, 1896-19010B5 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. The second volume, along with volume

one, include all the documents relevant to the first volume of the biography, Winston S. Churchill: Youth, 1874-1900. 612 p., $35 (hardbound).

The Churchill Documents, Volume 1: Youth, 1874-18960B6 By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. Winston Churchill’s personal papers are

among the most comprehensive ever assembled relating to the life and times of one man. Here in the first volume, along with volume two, are set out all the documents relevant to the first volume of the biography, Winston S. Churchill: Youth, 1874-1900. 678 p., $35 (hardbound).

Faculty and StaffDeclaration of Independence & Constitution of U.S.A.0B3 Foreword by Hillsdale College President Larry P. Arnn. Contains the

Declaration of Independence; Constitution of the United States of America and Amendments to the Constitution. 56 p., $1.00 (paperbound).

Liberty and Learning: The Evolution of American Education*0A7 By Larry P. Arnn, 2004. Larry P. Arnn traces the history of education from the

founding of the U.S. Office of Education (based on the Prussian system) in 1869, to the Higher Education Act of 1965 and its subsequent reauthorizations, to current legislation before Congress. He connects these changes to fundamental shifts in our understanding of what education is, of the purpose and ends of government, and of what it means to be human. He offers insight into the idea of liberal education as it developed in Western civilization, marked by the confluence of Biblical religion and Socratic philosophy. 117 p., $19.95 (hardbound).

Ransom Dunn: Hillsdale’s Grand Old Man 0B8 By Arlan K. Gilbert, 2007. Arlan Gilbert shows how Dunn’s leadership

was essential to Hillsdale College’s early survival and to its quickly gained prominence and influence. 69 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

The Fail-Proof Enterprise: A Success Model for Entrepreneurs 0A4 By Bob Thomas, 2003. IHC Books. $24.95 (hardbound).0A5 $19.95 (paperbound).

The Churchill War Papers: The Ever-Widening War, Volume III, 1941 0A3 By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2002. W.W. Norton & Company. 1,821 p., $29.95 (hardbound).

Educating for Liberty: The Best of Imprimis 1972-2002097 2002. Thirty speeches from the first three decades of Imprimis, the national

speech digest of Hillsdale College. Authors include Larry P. Arnn, Russell Kirk, Lynne V. Cheney, Clarence Thomas, Thomas Sowell, Edwin Meese III, Mark Helprin, Ronald Reagan, George Gilder, John Stossel, Malcolm Muggeridge, Michael Novak, Michael Medved, William J. Bennett, Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Margaret Thatcher, and Jesse Helms. Edited by Douglas A. Jeffrey. 330 p., $15 (hardbound).

One of Freedom’s Finest Hours: Statesmanship and Soldiership in World War II095 2002. World War II is one of those rare events in history whose re-telling will forever

guide us toward a deeper understanding of freedom and tyranny; honor and infamy; the roles of prudence, folly, and chance in human affairs; and man’s capacity for courage, endurance, and sacrifice. These nine essays by leading World War II historians, adapted from presentations given at a Hillsdale College seminar held September 9-13, 2001, are written with an eye to these timeless and valuable lessons. Authors include Stephen E. Ambrose, Sir Martin Gilbert, Victor Davis Hanson, and Gerhard L. Weinberg. Foreword by Larry P. Arnn. 159 p., $15 (hardbound).

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Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises—Monetary and Economic Policy Problems Before, During, and After the Great War0F8 (Vol. 1) 2012. Edited and foreword by

Richard M. Ebeling. 354 p., $19 (hardbound). 0F9 $12 (paperbound).

Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises—Between the Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression*0A1 (Vol. 2) 2002. Edited and foreword by

Richard M. Ebeling. 400 p., $19 (hardbound). 0A2 $12 (paperbound).

Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises: The Political Economy of International Reform and Reconstruction093 (Vol. 3) 2000. Edited and foreword by Richard M.

Ebeling. 271 p., $19 (hardbound). 094 $12 (paperbound).

The Permanent Things: Hillsdale College, 1900-1994039 By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1998. Arlan Gilbert relates the College’s

20th century story, including its battle for independence with the federal government. 352 p., $15.95 (hardbound).

God and Man: Perspectives on Christianity and the 20th Century: Volume 8 of Christian Vision Series030 1995. Eleven distinguished figures, including former British

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, speculate about the future of Christianity and civilization. 176 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Hillsdale Honor: The Civil War Experience075 By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1994. Hillsdale College Historian Arlan Gilbert

explores the history of the College from 1861-1865. This book includes profiles of many students and faculty who served the Union cause. Foreword by Albert Castel. 87 p., $9.95 (paperbound). By George Roche, 1993. Foreword by Dick Armey. 181 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Free Markets, Free Men: Frederic Bastiat, 1801-1850071 By George Roche, 1993. Foreword by Dick Armey. 181 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Historic Hillsdale: Pioneer in Higher Education, 1844-1900064 By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1991. Hillsdale College Historian Arlan

Gilbert tells the compelling story of the first 56 years of the first American college to prohibit by charter all discrimination based on race, religion, or sex. 274 p., 43 photos, $9.95 (paperbound).

Man and State: Religion, Society, and the Constitution Volume 4 of Christian Vision Series 051 1988. Contributors include Thomas J. Burke Jr., Harold O.J. Brown, M. Stanton

Evans, Don Feder, W. Brevard Hand, Erik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn, David L. Llewellyn Jr., Thomas Molnar, and Joseph A. Morris. 150 p., $5 (paperbound).

Man and Mind: Volume 3 of Christian Vision Series*028 1987. Contributors include Thomas J. Burke Jr., Stephen R. Briggs, William

Kirk Kilpatrick, Charles Ransford, John S. Reist Jr., Mary VanderGoot, Mary Van Leeuwen, Paul C. Vitz, and Merrold Westphal. 230 p., $5 (paperbound).

Still the Law of the Land? Essays on Changing Interpretations of the Constitution 043 1987. Contributors include Edward J. Erler, Lino A. Graglia, Stephen

J. Markman, Edwin Meese III, Avi Nelson, Charles E. Rice, Glen E. Thurow, and J. Clifford Wallace. 140 p., $5 (paperbound).

A World Without Heroes: The Modern Tragedy048 By George Roche, 1987. Foreword by Russell Kirk. 368 p., $12.95 (paperbound).

Man and Morality: Volume 2 of Christian Vision Series026 1986. Contributors include J. Brian Benestad, Thomas J. Burke Jr.,

Carl F.H. Henry, James Hitchcock, Leonard Liggio, Ronald H. Nash, John S. Reist Jr., and Keith Yandell. 174 p., $5 (paperbound).

America by the Throat: The Stran gle hold of Federal Bureaucracy020 By George Roche, 1983. Foreword by William F. Buckley Jr. Originally

published by Devin-Adair. 200 p., $14.95 (hardbound).* 025 $5 (paperbound).

Essays on Hayek 017 1975. Contributors include William F. Buckley Jr., Gottfried Dietze,

Ronald Hartwell, Shirley Robin Letwin, Fritz Machlup, George Roche, and Arthur Shenfield. 183 p., $6 (paperbound).

The Fall of the Ivory Tower: Govern ment Funding, Corruption, and the Bankrupting of American Higher Education076 By George Roche. Foreword by Steve Forbes. Offered by special

arrangement with Regnery Publishing. 310 p., $15.95 (paperbound).089 $20 (hardbound).

American Heritage: A Reader0E4 2011. 882 p., $40 (paperbound).

Western Heritage: A Reader0E1 2010. 782 p., $40 (paperbound). Western Heritage and American Heritage Reader Note: The Hillsdale College

History Faculty has painstakingly assembled these volumes in order to provide its own students with a true liberal arts education grounded in the Western and American traditions. Perfect for classroom use at the high school level and up, these extraordinary textbooks will provide readers both inside and outside the classroom with an educational experience that enlarges and ennobles the mind.

Introduction to the Constitution DVD 0F6 By Larry P. Arnn. 2011. $24.99 each.

The U.S. Constitution: A Reader 0F3 2012. Edited by the Hillsdale College Politics Department. Featuring 113

primary source documents and developed for teaching the core course on the U.S. Constitution at Hillsdale College. 790 p., $40 (paperbound).

Imprimis on Politics, Economics, Culture, National Defense, and the Constitution. A Fortieth Anniversary Collection.0G1 Authors include Larry P. Arnn, John Marini, Mark Steyn, Charles R. Kesler,

Václav Klaus, Ronald Reagan, F.A. Hayek, George Gilder, John Stossel, Walter E. Williams, Milton Friedman, William McGurn, William J. Bennett, Dinesh D’Souza, Robert P. George, David McCullough, Rebecca Hagelin, Micheal Flaherty, Adam Meyerson, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Victor Davis Hanson, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., Bernard Lewis, Brian T. Kennedy, Thomas G. West, Daniel L. Dreisbach, Clarence Thomas, Edward J. Erler and Jeremy A. Rabkin. Edited by Douglas A. Jeffrey. 275 p., $18 (hardbound).

We the People“We the People,” Number 1: John Dickinson, The Letters of Fabius 068 42 p., $5 (paperbound).

“We the People,” Number 2: Arthur St. Clair and the Northwest Ordinance072 58 p., $5 (paperbound).

“We the People,” Number 3: John Witherspoon, The Presbyterian Constitution 073 42 p., $5 (paperbound).

“We the People,” Number 4: Timothy Dwight’s Greenfield Hill 029 62 p., $5 (paperbound).

“We the People,” Teacher’s Guide035 $3.

“We the People” American Heritage Collection 036 This complete set includes all four of the books listed above, plus a Teacher’s

Guide and four audio-taped lectures by series author John Willson. $29.95.

Champions of Freedom SeriesVolume 43 – Energy: Issues and Controversies0L3 2015. Contributors include Robert Bryce, Kenneth P. Green,

Peter Z. Grossman, Steven F. Hayward, Mark P. Mills, and Gary Wolfram, 88 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 42 – Dodd-Frank: A Law Like No Other0J5 2014. Contributors include C. Boyden Gray, Michael S. Greve,

Dennis R. Koons, Gretchen C. Morgenson, David A. Skeel, Peter J. Wallison, and Gary Wolfram, 90 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 41 – The Federal Income Tax: A Centenary Consideration0G6 2014. Contributors include Kendrick A. Clements, Amity Shlaes,

W. Elliot Brownlee, George Gilder, Daniel J. Mitchell, John E. Linger, and Gary Wolfram, 88 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 40—Adam Smith, Free Markets, and the Modern World0G2 2013. Contributors include John Steele Gordon, P.J. O’Rourke,

James R. Otteson, Nicholas Phillipson, Mark Skousen, Roy C. Smith, and Gary Wolfram. 92 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

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Volume 39—The Great Society0F5 2012. Contributors include Jonah Goldberg, John C.

Goodman, Robert Higgs, Sidney M. Milkis, Charles Murray, and Gary Wolfram. 82 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 38—The New Deal 0E3 2011. Contributors include H.W. Brands, Alan Brinkley, Burton W.

Folsom, Jr., Charles R. Kesler, Larry Schweikart, Amity Shlaes, Bradley C.S. Watson, and Gary Wolfram. 118 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 37—Cars and Trucks, Markets and Governments 0D8 2010. Contributors include Peter Collier, Myron Ebell, John

Engler, Martin Fridson, Paul Ingrassia, Joseph B. White, and Gary Wolfram. 107 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 36—Free Markets and Politics Today 0D3 2008. Contributors include Dick Armey, William Galston, David L.

Littmann, William Tucker, Patrick Toomey, Brian Doherty, Charles R. Kesler, and Gary Wolfram. 108 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 35—America’s Entitlement Society 0C7 2008. Contributors include Herman Cain, John Marini, Larry P.

Arnn, Doug Bandow, Charles Murray, Stephen Moore, Jonathan Hoenig, and Gary Wolfram. 116 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 34—Great Economists of the Twentieth Century 0B7 2006. Contributors include Steve Forbes, Bruce Caldwell, Richard M.

Ebeling, Robert Skidelsky, Mark Skousen, Lee A. Coppock, Robert J. Barro, Donald J. Devine, and Gary Wolfram. 131 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 33—Entrepreneurship and the Spirit of America 0B1 2006. Contributors include Walter E. Williams, Maury Klein, Robert

A. Lutz, Sally C. Pipes, Ted Abram, Stephen Moore, Brian T. Kennedy, Brian Wesbury, and Gary Wolfram. 115 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 32—The Conditions of Free Market Capitalism 0A9 2005. Contributors include Robert D. McTeer Jr., Richard M. Ebeling, Paul

Hollander, John Steele Gordon, J. Kenneth Blackwell, Walter Olson, Maurice P. McTigue, Thomas G. West, and Gary Wolfram. 132 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 31—Economic Theories and Controversies0A6 2004. Contributors include Joseph A. Stanislaw, James M. Buchanan, Richard

M. Ebeling, Joshua Muravchik, Charles L. Griswold Jr., Lucas E. Morel, George Gilder, William R. Dougan, and Nolan Finley. 185 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 30—Free Markets or Bureaucracy? Economic Problem-Solving in the 21st Century 098 2003. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Mark R. Levin, Sallie Baliunas,

Steven F. Hayward, and Edward J. Erler. 141 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 29—Globalization: Will Freedom or World Government Dominate the International Marketplace? 046 2002. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Deepak Lal, Lawrence H.

White, Bryan-Paul Frost, Mackubin T. Owens, Jeremy A. Rabkin, James K. Glassman, Doug Bandow, and Mickey Craig. 205 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 28—Competition or Compulsion? The Market Economy versus the New Social Engineering 042 2001. Contributors include George Bittlingmayer, Allan C.

Carlson, Peter J. Ferrara, Václav Klaus, Nancie G. Marzulla, Patrick Minford, Virginia Postrel, Fred L. Smith Jr., Samuel R. Staley, and Walter E. Williams. 241 p., $14.95 (paperbound).

Volume 27—Human Action: A 50-Year Tribute 041 2000. Contributors include Gene Epstein, Sanford Ikeda, Israel

M. Kirzner, Robert W. Poole Jr., Roberto Salinas-León, Charles Murray, Hans F. Sennholz, Karen I. Vaughn, Gleaves Whitney, and Leland B. Yeager. 305 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 26—The Age of Economists: From Adam Smith to Milton Friedman 040 1999. Contributors include Edwin G. West, Walter E. Williams, Robert

A. Sirico, Kurt R. Leube, Charles K. Rowley, Larry D. Baker, Edward L. Hudgins, James Grant, and John A. Sparks. 225 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 25—Between Power and Liberty: Economics and the Law 037 1998. Contributors include Spencer Abraham, Joseph E. Broadus,

Clint Bolick, William S. Morris III, Bettina Bien Greaves, Robert Formaini, Gaylord K. Swim, Harry Browne, Stephen Moore, and Bernard H. Siegan. 169 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 24—The Future of American Business 034 1996. Contributors include John Engler, Charles Koch, Victor Niederhoffer,

Lawrence W. Reed, Andrea Millen Rich, Harry E. Teasley Jr., Dave Thomas, and Charles D. Van Eaton. 224 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 23—American Perestroika: The Demise of the Welfare State*031 1995. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, David G. Green, Dwight R.

Lee, Charles Murray, Marvin Olasky, Richard E. Wagner, Pete du Pont, Gordon Tullock, Gleaves Whitney, and Gary Wolfram. 172 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 22—Economic Education: What Should We Learn About the Free Market? 079 1994. Contributors include Donald M. Alstadt, Brian L. Bex,

Richard M. Ebeling, Roger W. Garrison, Paul Heyne, Deidre N. McCloskey, and Mark Skousen. 179 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 21—Can Capitalism Cope? Free Market Reform in the Post-Communist World077 1994. Contributors include Elena Bonner, Vladimir Bukovsky,

Richard M. Ebeling, Vitaly A. Naishul, George Roche, Aleksandras Shtromas, and Aaron Wildavsky. 228 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 20—Global Free Trade: Rhetoric or Reality?069 1993. Contributors include Dick Armey, Richard M. Ebeling, James Bovard, Boris

Pinsker, Richard B. McKenzie, and Judy Shelton. 162 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 19—The Global Failure of Socialism 067 1992. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Arnaud de Borchgrave,

Yuri Maltsev, A.V. Obolonsky, Arch Puddington, Alvin Rubushka, Kenneth Y. Tomlinson, and Aleksandr Yakovlev. 170 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

Volume 18—Austrian Economics: A Reader* 062 1991. Includes nearly 700 pages of the best of Austrian School

tradition, with classic articles and essays by Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich A. Hayek, et al. 692 p., $17.95 (hardbound).

Volume 17—Austrian Economics: Perspectives on the Past and Prospects for the Future060 1991. Contributors include Peter Boettke, Robert Formaini, John Egger, Roger W.

Garrison, Hans Hoppe, Israel M. Kirzner, Kurt R. Leube, Peter Lewin, Aleksandras Shtromas, Mark Skousen, and Charles D. Van Eaton. 516 p., $9.95 (paperbound).

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Volume 16—The Free Market and the Black Community 054 1990. Contributors include Willie D. Davis, Paul L. Pryde Jr., Steve Mariotti, Charles

Murray, William Raspberry, and Walter E. Williams. 110 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 15—The Politics of Hunger052 1989. Contributors include Eric Brodin, Mark Huber, Robert D. Kaplan, Mickey

Leland, Darrow L. Miller, and Frank Vorhies. 138 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 14—The Privatization Revolution050 1987. Contributors include Dick Armey, Stuart M. Butler,

Allan C. Carlson, John C. Goodman, J. Peter Grace, George Marotta, and Arthur Shenfield. 135 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 13—The Federal Budget: The Economic, Political, and Moral Implications for a Free Society047 1987. Contributors include James M. Buchanan, Thomas J. DiLorenzo,

Catherine England, Melvyn Krauss, Paul W. McCracken, Martha Seger, and Richard E. Wagner. 141 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 12—Antitrust Policy in a Free Society: Volume 12027 1986. Contributors include Dominick T. Armentano, Yale

Brozen, David C. Button, Tim Ozenne, Joseph D. Reed, and Frederick M. Scherer. 97 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 11—The International Economic Order024 1985. Contributors include Anthony H. Harrigan, David Laidler, Kurt R.

Leube, Melvyn Krauss, and Leland B. Yeager. 78 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 10 021 1983. Free trade, supply-side economics, employment and

budget issues are discussed. Contributors include Martin Anderson, Bruce R. Bartlett, Lewis Lehrman, Arthur Shenfield, and Murray L. Weidenbaum. 102 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 9 016 1982. A primer on supply-side economics. Contributors include

Tom Bethell, Frank E. Fortkamp, Roger W. Jepsen, Fritz Machlup, and Arthur Shenfield. 100 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 8 015 1981. A look at the moral sources of capitalism, tax reform, the

media, and the economy in the 1980s. Contributors include Robert M. Bleiberg, George Gilder, Antonio Martino, Paul Craig Roberts, Jay Van Andel, and William A. Rusher. 97 p., $5 (paperbound).

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Volume 7 *014 1980. Presentations on liberalism, economic decision-making,

government planning and the welfare state. Contributors include M. Stanton Evans, Thomas Sowell, Arthur Shenfield, Christian Watrin, and Walter E. Williams. 98 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 6013 1979. A consideration of the relationship between politics and economics.

Contributors include George H. W. Bush, Dan Quayle, Alan Reynolds, Benjamin A. Rogge, and William E. Simon. 96 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 5 *012 1978. Hayek’s famous commentary, “Coping with Ignorance,” is

here along with Reagan’s address, “Whatever Happened to Free Enterprise?” Contributors include Earl L. Butz, Phil Gramm, Jack Kemp, and Roger Lea MacBride. 132 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 4 011 1977. Government paternalism, the deficit and inflation are

discussed. Contributors include Rhodes Boyson, Leonard E. Read, Philip M. Crane, Anthony H. Harrigan, Henry Hazlitt, and Roger A. Freeman. 99 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 3 010 1976. Economists Friedrich A. Hayek and Adam Smith are profiled.

Chapters on “The Liberal Twilight” and “The Morality of the Free Man” are also included. Contributors include Esmond Wright, M. Stanton Evans, Benjamin A. Rogge, Gottfried Dietze, Antony Fisher, and Shirley Robin Letwin. 171 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 2 009 1975. Presentations on the state, the market economy and human principles.

Contributors include John A. Davenport, Arthur Shenfield, John Exter, Bertel M. Sparks, R. Heath Larry, and Robert M. Bleiberg. 127 p., $5 (paperbound).

Volume 1 008 1974. Money, wage and price controls, and the future of capitalism are

discussed. Henry Hazlitt, Benjamin A. Rogge, Leonard E. Read, Israel M. Kirzner, Sylvester Petro, and Robert M. Bleiberg. 131 p., $5 (paperbound).

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ImprimisThe free monthly speech digest of Hillsdale College, Imprimis is dedicated to educating citizens with content drawn from speeches delivered at Hillsdale College-hosted events, both on- and off-campus. First published in 1972, Imprimis is one of the most widely circulated opinion publications in the nation, with over 2.8 million subscribers.

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Law EnforcementJason L. Riley

215 Practical Thoughts on ImmigrationHeather Mac Donald

315 Frank Capra’s America and Ours John Marini

415 The Battle of Indiana and the Promise of Battles to ComeDavid French

5/615 Of Hills and Dales 2015 Commencement AddressMichael Ward

7/815 History, American Democracy, and the AP Test ControversyWilfred M. McClay

915 Justice and the Obama Justice DepartmentMichael B. Mukasey

O15 Foreign Policy and the ConstitutionTom Cotton

N15 Reviving a Constitutional CongressChristopher DeMuth, Sr.

D15 Property Rights and Religious LibertyLarry P. Arnn

114 The Tea Party, Conservatism,

and the ConstitutionCharles R. Kesler

214 Entrepreneurship in American HistoryJohn Steele Gordon

314 Early Warning: The Continuing Need for National DefenseBrian T. Kennedy

414 Sagebrush Rebellion RedivivusWilliam Perry Pendley

5/614 The Worldview that Makes the UnderclassAnthony Daniels

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of Administrative Law Philip Hamburger

O14 The Case Against Liberal Compassion William Voegeli

N14 Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Economic Productivity Casey Mulligan

D14 Wave Elections: What They MeanLarry P. Arnn

113 Man, Sex, God, and Yale

Nathan Harden "We live in a culture

of Peter Pans"Jason Barney

213 Calvin Coolidge and the Moral Case for EconomyAmity Shlaes

313 The Second Amendment as an Expression of First PrinciplesEdward J. Erler

413 Religion and Public Life in America Russell R. Reno

Tribute to Ed FeulnerLarry P. Arnn

5/613 The Miracle of FreedomTed Cruz

A Tribute to Margaret ThatcherLarry P. Arnn

7/813 The Case for Good Taste in Children’s BooksMeghan Cox Gurdon

913 Football and the American CharacterJohn J. Miller

O13 Budget Battles and the Growth of the Administrative StateJohn Marini

N13 The Case for Repealing Dodd-Frank Peter J. Wallison

D13 A Rebirth of Liberty and LearningLarry P. Arnn

112 Do We Need the Department

of Education?Charles Murray

212 Blasphemy and Free SpeechPaul Marshall

312 What Public Employee Unions Are Doing to Our CountryWilliam McGurn

412 The Decline of American Monuments and MemorialsMichael J. Lewis

5/612 Federal Student Aid and The Law of Unintended ConsequencesRichard Vedder

7/812 Economic Lessons from American HistoryJohn Steele Gordon

912 Individual, Community, and State: How to Think About Religious FreedomMatthew J. Franck

O12 Is America Exceptional?Norman Podhoretz

N12 Is the Constitution Colorblind?Edward J. Erler

D12 Time to Give Up or Time to Fight On?Larry P. ArnnHugh Hewitt

111 It’s Never Just the

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211 The Floating Dollar as a Threat to Property RightsSeth Lipsky

311 The Not-So-Dismal Science: Humanitarians v. EconomistsWilliam McGurn

411 Reasserting Federalism in Defense of LibertyKen Cuccinelli

5/611 The Right to Work: A Fundamental FreedomMark Mix

7/811 The Crisis of the European Union: Causes and SignificanceVáclav Klaus

911 The Constitution and Limited GovernmentEdward J. Erler

O11 Executive Power in WartimeMichael B. Mukasey

N11 Reaganomics and the American CharacterPhil Gramm

Reagan’s Moral CourageAndrew Roberts

D11 The Unity and Beauty of the Declaration and the ConstitutionLarry P. Arnn

110 The Generosity of America

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Paul Ryan310 America’s War on Islamist

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410 The Coming Constitutional DebateStephen J. Markman

5/610 The New New DealCharles R. Kesler

7/810 The Tea Parties and the Future of LibertyStephen F. Hayes

910 The Rules of the Game and Economic RecoveryAmity Shlaes

O10 The Presidency and the ConstitutionMike Pence

N10 Outline of a Platform for Constitutional GovernmentLarry P. Arnn

D10 Keeping the Peace: America in Korea, 1950-2010Sung-Yoon Lee

Making Films for Families: The Voyage of the Dawn TreaderBob Beltz

109 Do Conservatives Need

to Get Beyond Reagan?Rush Limbaugh

209 How Detroit’s Automakers Went from Kings of the Road to RoadkillJoseph B. White

309 A Prescription for American Health CareJohn C. Goodman

409 “Live Free or Die!”Mark Steyn

5/609 “All Honor to Jefferson”Jean Yarbrough

Hero, StandingAllen C. Guelzo

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909 Future Prospects for Economic LibertyWalter E. Williams

O09 President Obama’s Foreign Policy: An AssessmentJohn Bolton

N09 The Future of Western WarVictor Davis Hanson

D09 Education, Economics, and Self-GovernmentLarry P. Arnn

108 Is Canada’s Economy a

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208 The Case for Terrestrial (a.k.a. Nuclear) EnergyWilliam Tucker

308 Limited Governments: Are the Good Times Really Over?Charles R. Kesler

408 America’s Interests and the U.N.John Bolton

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508 “The Greatest Story Never Told”: Today’s Economy in PerspectivePatrick Toomey

608 Margaret Thatcher: A Legacy of FreedomJohn O’Sullivan

708 Birthright Citizenship and Dual Citizenship: Harbingers of Administrative TyrannyEdward J. Erler

808 Lights Out on LibertyMark Steyn

Remembering Jesse Helms and Tony Snow

908 Alaska’s Promise for the NationSarah Palin

Ballistic Missile Defense Is Not Yet RealityBrian T. Kennedy

O08 Understanding IranMichael Ledeen

N08 Created Equal: How Christianity Shaped the WestDinesh D’Souza

D08 A Work of RecoveryLarry P. Arnn

107 Freedom vs. Non-Freedom:

A View from RussiaAndrei Illarionov

207 “Let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage”Micheal Flaherty

307 Roosevelt’s or Reagan’s America? A Time for ChoosingJohn Marini

407 Nuclear Iran?Victor Davis Hanson

507 Socialism, Free Enterprise, and the Common GoodRev. Robert A. Sirico

607 Hillsdale College and ImprimisArlan K. Gilbert

707 Dealing with China in the Coming YearsRoss Terrill

807 Global Warming: Man-Made or Natural?S. Fred Singer

907 The Legacy of the 1936 ElectionAmity Shlaes

O07 A Conversation with Justice Clarence Thomas

N07 A Return to the ConstitutionLarry P. Arnn

D07 Heroes: What Great Statesmen Have to Teach UsPaul Johnson

106 The History and

Possible Revival of the Fairness DoctrineNat Hentoff

206 America and the United NationsMark Steyn

306 The Great (and Continuing) Economic Debate of the 20th CenturySteve Forbes

406 Taking Back Our HomesRebecca Hagelin

506 A Man Worth KnowingDavid McCullough

606 A New FeminismHarvey C. Mansfield

706 Free to Choose: A Conversation with Milton FriedmanMilton FriedmanLarry P. Arnn

806 Is the Mainstream Media Fair and Balanced?Fred Barnes

906 Freedom and Justice in IslamBernard Lewis

O06 Origins and Dangers of “Wall of Separation” Between Church and StateDaniel L. Dreisbach

N06 The Crisis and Politics of Higher EducationLarry P. Arnn

D06 Saddam’s Iraq and Islamic Terrorism: What We Now KnowStephen F. Hayes

105 Vietnam, Iraq, and

the 2004 ElectionZell Miller

205 K-12 Establishment Is Putting America’s Industrial Leadership at RiskRobert J. Herbold

305 The Entrepreneur as American HeroWalter E. Williams

405 Knowing History and Knowing Who We AreDavid McCullough

505 War Films, Hollywood, and Popular CultureMichael Medved

605 EMP: America’s Achilles’ HeelFrank J. Gaffney Jr.

705 Reforming Elections for the Preservation of LibertyBob Williams

805 Constitutional Myths and RealitiesStephen J. Markman

905 The Doctrine of PreemptionGeorge F. Will

O05 C.S. Lewis on Moral EducationGilbert Meilaender

N05 Whatever Happened to the Ownership Society?Larry P. Arnn

D05 The Choices Facing EuropeJosé María Aznar

104 The Liberal Assault on

Freedom of SpeechThomas G. West

204 What Kind of Society Is Good for Business and Investing?Foster S. Friess

304 The Threat from Lawyers Is No JokeWalter Olson

404 Rolling Back Government: Lessons from New ZealandMaurice P. McTigue

504 Radical Islam in AmericaStephen Schwartz

604 Whatever Happened to the Family Film?Philip F. Anschutz

Our Embattled ConstitutionHarry V. Jaffa

704 Ronald Reagan, R.I.P.Larry P. Arnn

Lay Your Hammer DownEdwin J. Feulner Jr.

804 Ronald Reagan and the Spirit of Free EnterpriseGeorge Gilder

Whatever Happened to Free Enterprise?Ronald Reagan

904 Media Bias Against GunsJohn R. Lott Jr.

O04 What Would Patton Say About the Present War?Victor Davis Hanson

N04 Civil Unions: Compromise or Surrender?Midge Decter

D04 Four More YearsCharles R. Kesler

103 American Unilateralism

Charles Krauthammer203 Teaching the Virtues

William J. Bennett The Hillsdale Approach

to Teacher EducationRobert C. Hanna

303 What Is Public Choice Theory?James M. Buchanan

403 Immigration, the War on Terror, and the Rule of LawMichelle Malkin

503 Education in the Internet AgeSky Dayton

What Hillsdale MeansWilliam J. Brodbeck

603 The American Media in WartimeBrit Hume

703 The Character of George WashingtonRichard Brookhiser

The College and the Republic (Special Sesquicentennial Feature)Edmund Fairfield

803 Freedom and Its CounterfeitRobert P. George

903 The Michigan Affirmative Action Cases: An Historical PerspectiveEdward J. Erler

New at Hillsdale College: Professional Sales Internship Program and Entrepre-neurial Seminar SeriesBob Thomas

O03 What’s Wrong with the CIA?Herbert E. Meyer

N03 Frank Talk About “Mexifornia”Victor Davis Hanson

D03 The Ten Commandments ControversyMichael Novak

102 Emerging Threats to United

States National SecurityJesse Helms

202 Classics and WarVictor Davis Hanson

302 The Kyoto Protocol and Global WarmingSallie Baliunas

402 The Trouble with Campaign Finance RegulationBradley A. Smith

Was Madison Wrong?Edward J. Erler

502 The Assault on the Boy Scouts of AmericaMidge Decter

602 Three Key Principles in the War Against TerrorismBenjamin Netanyahu

702 The Disconnect Between Hollywood and AmericaPat Sajak

“Defend Civilization Itself”Mark Helprin

802 Morality and Foreign Policy: Reagan and ThatcherEdwin Meese III

902 Unnecessary WarsMidge Decter

O02 Views on IslamBenazir BhuttoDavid F. ForteWill Morrisey

N02 Our Responsibility to AmericaLarry P. Arnn

D02 Thirty Years of the Best of ImprimisPhilip M. CraneLeonard E. ReadRussell KirkRonald ReaganMalcolm MuggeridgeWalter E. WilliamsWinston S. Churchill IITom WolfeSidney HookDixy Lee RayMichael MedvedLynne V. CheneyThomas SowellL. Brent Bozell IIIH. Norman SchwarzkopfMargaret ThatcherClarence Thomas

101 The Way Out of the Wilderness

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201 The Influence of “Junk Science” and the Role of Science EducationLee Ann Fisher Baron

301 Modesty RevisitedWendy Shalit

401 “All Beginnings Are Hopeful”: Challenges Facing the 21st Century Margaret Thatcher

501 The Real Cost of RegulationJohn Stossel

601 Something Higher Than IncumbencyJames E. Rogan

701 A New Direction for Education ReformLawrence W. Reed

The Stakes Are HighLarry P. Arnn

801 Leadership, Character, and America’s FutureWard Connerly

901 Multiculturalism: Fact or Threat?Dinesh D’Souza

O01 The Never-Ending Defense of LibertyLarry P. ArnnRoland R. WitteBernard F. LinkAl Hassenzahl

N01 The Urgent Need for Ballistic Missile DefenseBrian T. Kennedy

D01 American Journalism and the ConstitutionTony Snow

100 “The Hillsdale I Know”

Donald R. MosseyRobert W. Blackstock John Coonradt John WillsonFrancis X. SteinerThomas J. Burke Jr.Thomas H. ConnerCarolAnn Barker

200 The Content of Our Children’s CharacterWard Connerly

300 Ethics, One Day at a TimeRabbi Joseph Telushkin

400 Government-Granted Coercive Power: How Big Labor Blocks the Freedom AgendaReed E. Larson

500 Rigging the Scales of JusticeBob Barr

600 Hillsdale and AmericaLarry P. Arnn

700 Morality, Law, and the Constitution: The Genius of the Founding GenerationKenneth W. Starr

800 The Legitimate Role of Government in a Free SocietyWalter E. Williams

900 A New Millennium: What to Take from the Past, What to Leave BehindMichael Medved

O00 Is America Safe?Dan Quayle

N00 “Never Give In”Clarence Thomas

D00 Civility and Citizenship in Washington’s America and OursCharles R. Kesler

199 Minority Schools and the

Politics of EducationThomas Sowell

299 How Philanthropy Is Revolutionizing EducationJennifer A. Grossman

399 Keeping the Faith: Religion, Freedom, and International AffairsPaul Marshall

499 The Truth About TibetTendzin Choegyal

Crisis and the Power of Individual ResponsibilityBeatrice Muchman

599 The End of Admiration: The Media and the Loss of HeroesPeter H. Gibbon

Editors Wanted: Inquire WithinDaniel J. Sundahl

699 The High Priests of Journalism: Truth, Morality, and the MediaRichard Lowry

799 The Evolution–and Devolution– of Journalistic EthicsMarianne M. Jennings

Television News: Information or Infotainment?Michael Medved

899 Putting God Back in the Public SquareRoy S. Moore

999 A Competitive Vision for American EducationTheodore J. Forstmann

Want Better Public Education? Support Private VouchersVirginia Gilder

Putting Children FirstFritz Steiger

O99 Training Minds and Hearts: Principle-Centered Education ReformSteve Forbes

The Challenge of Educating for 21st-Century CitizenshipMargaret Thatcher

198 The Thin Red Line of Heroes

George Roche298 Back to Equality

Ward Connerly398 Are We Living in a

Moral Stone Age?Christina Hoff Sommers

Ethical Leadership in the 21st CenturyH. Norman Schwarzkopf

498 Statesmanship and Its BetrayalMark Helprin

598 Politics, Economics, and Education in the 21st CenturyJohn Fund

698 The Fourth “R” in Education: Reading, WRiting, ARithmetic, and ARtAlexandra York

The Pursuit of the SacredDonald M. Reynolds

798 Rules to Live By On and Off the Playing FieldJeff Kemp

Athletics at Hillsdale CollegeMichael J. Kovalchik

898 The Real Generation GapMarianne M. Jennings

998 Saving ChildhoodMichael Medved

If America DiesJ.C. Watts

O98 A Time to Be AlivePaul Harvey

N98 Solving the Problem of Poverty Steve Mariotti

The 21st-Century CompanyJohn D. Correnti

D98 Does Honor Have a Future?William J. Bennett

A New Home for the Hillsdale AcademyScot Hicks

Bishop Butler Addresses Academy StudentsKeith Butler

197 Twenty-Five Years of

the Best of ImprimisLeonard E. Read Ronald ReaganFriedrich A. HayekMalcolm Muggeridge Tom WolfeWarren T. Brookes Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Russell Kirk Dick Armey Lynne V. Cheney George Gilder Charlton Heston Christina Hoff Sommers Shelby Steele Thomas Sowell Steve ForbesGary L. Bauer Jack Kemp Margaret Thatcher Michael Novak William J. Bennett Kay C. James Dave Thomas

297 The Mission of Hillsdale College: An Inside Perspective George RocheThomas H. ConnerJohn WillsonFrancis X. SteinerThomas J. Burke Jr.CarolAnn BarkerJohn Coonradt

397 What Makes for Success?Kemmons Wilson

The Innate Power of the IndividualKent C. Nelson

497 Virtue and the Free SocietyJeb Bush

597 Statism: The Opiate of the ElitesTheodore J. Forstmann

Remembering Great MenCharlton Heston

697 Why There Is No Substitute for ParentsWade F. Horn

The Hillsdale Academy: A Model for AmericaRobert C. Hanna

797 Our Unconstitutional CongressStephen Moore

The Constitution and Commerce Gaylord K. Swim

American Civil Justice Joseph E. Broadus

Too Many Lawyers or Too Many Laws?Harry Browne

Property and Freedom Bernard H. Siegan

897 The Free Market and the Interventionist StateRichard M. Ebeling

997 American Injustice: The Case for Legal ReformSpencer Abraham

O97 Privatization and American BusinessLawrence W. Reed

N97 Four Points of the Compass: Restoring America’s Sense of DirectionBalint Vazsonyi

D97 Market Entrepreneurs: Building Empires of ServiceBurton W. Folsom Jr.

196 Words That Hurt, Words That

Heal: The Ethics of SpeechJoseph Telushkin

296 Transforming AmericaKay C. James

396 The Lists Every American Should MakeGeorge Roche

496 Religion and DemocracyRalph Reed

596 The New MajorityGrover G. Norquist

696 Freedom: America’s No. 1 BusinessJack Faris

796 What Makes for Success?Dave Thomas

896 The Michigan Miracle: A Model for the 21st CenturyJohn Engler

Market-Based Management Charles Koch

996 Common Sense and the LawPhilip K. Howard

O96 The Moral Case for the Flat TaxSteve Forbes

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N96 Hispanics and the American DreamLinda Chavez

D96 The Star of BethlehemCraig Chester

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195 The Sixties Are Dead:

Long Live the NinetiesCal Thomas

295 Hillsdale College and the Western Tradition: Exploring the Roots of FreedomRobert W. Blackstock

395 The Moral Foundations of SocietyMargaret Thatcher

495 The Religious Roots of FreedomM. Stanton Evans

“What If Jesus Had Never Been Born?” D. James Kennedy

595 A New Vision of Man: How Christianity Has Changed the Political EconomyMichael Novak

695 Deinventing GovernmentJeb Bush

795 The Politics Stop HereMalcolm Wallop

895 The Economics of CrimeEd Rubenstein

The Jailer Called WelfareRobert Woodson

995 The New Welfare Debate: How to Practice Effective CompassionMarvin Olasky

The Conservative Vision and the Demise of the Welfare StatePete du Pont

O95 The Real Root Cause of Violent Crime: The Breakdown of the FamilyPatrick F. Fagan

N95 Redeeming Our TimeWilliam J. Bennett

D95 Protecting Our Children from a Plague of PessimismMichael Medved

194 The Dangerous Samaritans:

How We Unintentionally Injure the PoorMichael Bauman

294 A Return to Big Government–and How to Stop ItCaspar W. Weinberger

394 How to Fight Back Against Liberalism William Kristol

494 Economic Liberties and the LawRichard W. Duesenberg

594 The Real Environmental Crisis: Environmental LawRobert J. Ernst III

694 Education: The Second Road to FreedomClarence Thomas

794 Who Counts the Most Important Things of All?Gary L. Bauer

894 A Cultural RenaissanceJack Kemp

994 A New Century and a New OptimismRobert Bartley

O94 How Government Funding Is Destroying American Higher EducationGeorge Roche

N94 Political Correctness in the NewsroomRobert Novak

D94 The Media RevolutionJohn Fund

193 But Is It Art?

Arianna Huffington293 Free Trade in the 1990s

Richard M. EbelingJames BovardRichard B. McKenzieJudy SheltonDick Armey

393 Modern Values and the Challenge of MythStephen Bertman

493 Can We Be Good Without God?Charles Colson

593 Philanthropy and Citizenship Michael S. Joyce

Philanthropy and the Free SocietyKimberly O. Dennis

693 Making a Difference: Three Business Leaders Speak OutPeter M. FlaniganRobert J. MylodJeffrey H. Coors

793 The Road to FreedomGeorge Roche

893 The Rebirth of Democracy in the Former Soviet EmpireElena Bonner

993 Three Cheers for CapitalismSteve Forbes

O93 Public Crises and Private SolutionsBarry Asmus

N93 Health Care and a Free SocietyMatthew J. Glavin

D93 The Star of BethlehemCraig Chester

192 Building an Unlimited Future

Barry Asmus

292 Television: The Cyclops That Eats BooksLarry Woiwode

392 Inner City Kids: Why Choice Is Their Only HopeA. Polly Williams

Private Vouchers: A New Idea in Education ReformJ. Patrick Rooney

492 Slouching Toward Catastrophe: 1914-1939George Nash

592 World War II: The Great Liberal WarJohn Willson

692 I, Pencil (Reprint of December 1983 issue)Leonard E. Read

792 The Ideology of SensitivityCharles J. Sykes

892 The New SegregationShelby Steele

992 Public Policy: Some Personal ReminiscencesThomas Sowell

O92 Why “Good Government” Is Not EnoughAlan Keyes

N92 Hollywood’s Poison Factory: Making It the Dream Factory AgainMichael Medved

D92 Hillsdale College vs. the Federal Bureaucrats–AgainGeorge Roche

191 Exit Communism, Cold

War, and the Status QuoJeane J. Kirkpatrick

291 Popular Culture and the War Against StandardsMichael Medved

391 A New Liberation Theology for the World: Faith and the Free MarketK.E. Grubbs Jr.

491 Cutting Government Down to Size: Will It Work?Robert NovakMark Shields

591 Why Congress Can’t Kick the Tax and Spend HabitJames L. Payne

691 Cancer Scares and Our Inverted Health PrioritiesElizabeth M. Whelan

791 Save the Planet, Sacrifice the People: The Environmental Party’s Bid for PowerEdward C. Krug

891 A New World Order. . . of FreedomSteve Forbes

991 America’s Youth: A Crisis of CharacterDan Coats

O91 The Corruption of Education: Failing Colleges, “Political Correctness” and Federal Funding George Roche

N91 Teaching the VirtuesChristina Hoff Sommers

D91 The Consolidation of Freedom’s VictoryKenneth Y. Tomlinson

190 The Truth About

Public Television Charles Lichenstein

Capturing the Culture Cynthia Grenier

290 Détente AgainBruce Herschensohn

390 A Journalist’s View of Black Economics William Raspberry

Entrepreneurship in the Inner CitySteve Mariotti

490 Public Education and the Global Failure of SocialismWarren T. Brookes

590 Why We Need a Core Curriculum for College StudentsLynne V. Cheney

690 Feminism and the College CurriculumChristina Hoff Sommers

790 How Colleges Are Failing Our StudentsCharles J. Sykes

890 Mr. President, Read Our Lips: No New Taxes (Part 1) Warren T. Brookes

990 Mr. President, Read Our Lips: No New Taxes (Part 2) Fred BarnesJ. Peter GraceDean KlecknerGeorge Roche

O90 Sesquicentennial: Hillsdale College, 1844-1994George Roche

N90 Freedom and the High Tech Revolution George Gilder

D90 Reagan Was Right: Government Is the ProblemCharlton Heston

189 The Price of Independence

George Roche289 How Genetic Engineering

Got a Bad NameDonald L. Ritter

389 The American EntrepreneurWilliam J. Dennis Jr.

489 The Civil Rights RevolutionWilliam B. Allen

589 Chronicling the Culture: The Poet and the Modern Epic Ambition Fred Chappell

689 Foundations for a Moral Foreign PolicyChristopher Manion

789 Pacifism and the West: An Apology for SuicideJuliana Geran Pilon


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889 American Free Trade Policy: Rhetoric or Reality? Martha Layne CollinsPhilip M. CraneGeorge Gilder Marshall Loeb Anthony H. Harrigan Raymond Waldmann Edward L. Hudgins Louis H.T. Dehmlow Yoshiji Nogami Margaret N. Maxey

989 Why We Don’t Need More TaxesDean Kleckner

O89 Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding: Bilingual Education in Our SchoolsGerda Bikales

N89 The Triumph of Statism: The Political Economy of the French Revolution Richard M. Ebeling

D89 Hollywood vs. ReligionMichael Medved

188 The Problem of Big

GovernmentJ. Peter Grace

288 The Road Away from Serfdom Dick Armey

388 Can Democracy Defend Itself?Arnaud de Borchgrave

488 The Crisis in Western DemocracyJean-Francois Revel

588 Who Killed the Constitution?Lino A. Graglia

688 Delivery of Human Services: A Third AlternativeJudson Bemis

788 Poverty: Why Politics Can’t Cure ItRobert Woodson

888 Who Speaks for Science?Dixy Lee Ray

988 Classical Perspectives on the 21st CenturyStephen Bertman

O88 Seven Myths About NATO Melvyn Krauss

NATO: The Essential TreatyJack Forrest

N88 Terror: The War Against the WestRonald de Valderano

D88 Forced Repatriation to the Soviet Union: The Secret Betrayal Nikolai Tolstoy

187 The Deficit and Our Obligation

to Future GenerationsJames M. Buchanan

287 The Meaning of the Budget in the American Political ProcessPaul W. McCracken

387 Whose Constitution? An Inquiry into the Limits of Constitutional Interpretation J. Clifford Wallace

487 The Layman’s Perspective on the ConstitutionAvi Nelson

587 Dilemmas of the Christian College AthleteJohn Willson

687 The Liability Crisis: It’s Not Over YetJames L. Gattuso

787 The Year Tort Reform Must HappenPaul Oreffice

887 The Defense Never RestsF. Lee Bailey

987 Liability and the Law: How the Courts Were HijackedRichard K. Willard

O87 I Must See the Things; I Must See the Men: One Historian’s Recollections of the 1930s and 1940sRussell Kirk

N87 Tarnished Gold: 50 Years of New Deal Farm ProgramsDon Paarlberg

D87 The Curious Faiths of Anti-HeroismGeorge Roche

186 The Myth of Moral

EquivalenceJeane J. Kirkpatrick

286 Between Democracy aand DespotismSidney Hook

386 Popular Culture and the “Suicide of the West” M. Joseph Sobran

486 Why Secular Psychology Is Not EnoughWilliam Kirk Kilpatrick

586 American Conservatives and the Reagan RevolutionGeorge Nash

686 Undone by Victory: Political Success and the Subversion of Conservative Politics M.E. Bradford

786 Through the Looking Glass: Washington, D.C.Fred Barnes Donald J. Devine

886 A World Without HeroesGeorge Roche

986 The Moral Foundations of Republican GovernmentEdwin Meese III

O86 The Unwritten TextsClaude Koch

N86 The Novel and the Imperial Self: Jogging to OblivionJohn W. Aldridge

D86 Renewing the Symbolic ContractPaul Mariani

185 Bullish Forecast for the

Amazing EightiesRobert M. Bleiberg

285 Shall Man Unmake God? The New Ecumenism Says NoJames Hitchcock

385 How Multinational Companies Can Roll Back Third World PovertyLewis A. Engman

485 How to Put Our Schools on the Road to RenewalGeorge Roche

585 Thinking Straight About Containment, Interventionism, and Foreign AidMelvyn Krauss

685 Negate the Negation!Duncan Williams

785 Socialism, Capitalism, and the Bible Ronald H. Nash

885 The Courage to AffirmRussell Kirk

985 Who Killed Excellence?Samuel L. Blumenfeld

O85 Antitrust Policy in a Free SocietyDominick T. Armentano

N85 Problems of a Successful American Foreign PolicyErik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn

D85 America’s Cracked Mirror: The Theater in Our SocietyRaymond J. Pentzell

184 Idea Fashions of the Eighties:

After Marx, What?Tom Wolfe

284 The Crisis of Modern Learning Carl F. H. Henry

384 Strategic Principles for U.S. Policy in Central AmericaColonel Harry G. Summers Jr.

484 Mind, Not Money, Drives the EconomyWarren T. Brookes

584 The Authentic RevolutionRonald ReaganJeane J. KirkpatrickGeorge Roche

684 The CCA Examines Central American Policy with Humberto Belli and Colleagues Humberto Belli

784 Free Trade Under AttackMurray L. Weidenbaum

884 To Believe in Ourselves AgainAllan C. Carlson

984 American Small Business: The Quiet GiantJohn E. Sloan Jr.

O84 Five Fatal Mistakes About Soviet AimsGerhart Niemeyer

N84 Give Freedom Its Turn in Latin AmericaManuel F. Ayau

D84 Punk Rock, Prufrock, and the Words We Live ByTom Landess

183 The American Presidency:

Statesmanship and Consti-tutionalism in BalanceWalter Berns

283 Responsibility and RaceGlenn C. Loury

383 A Durable Free SocietyArthur Shenfield

483 Dare We Separate Christian Morals and the Rule of Law?Russell Kirk

583 The Pyramid and the Eye: America in Modern HistoryGeorge Nash

683 Releasing the Genetic Genie: How Risky?Alexander Morgan CapronLiebe F. Cavalieri

783 How Conservatism Guided America’s FoundingForrest McDonald

883 Why Not a Campaign for National Leadership?George Roche

983 In Stalin’s Footsteps–Yuri Andropov: Rise of a DictatorVictor Herman Fred E. Dohrs

O83 Capitalist and Proud of ItMichael Novak

N83 Beyond Supply-Side EconomicsJohn K. Andrews Jr.

D83 I, Pencil (Memorial Issue) Leonard E. Read

182 Culture and Anarchy:

Federal Support for the Arts and HumanitiesM.E. Bradford

282 The American Collectivist Myth: Its Roots, Its Results, Its DownfallGeorge Roche

382 Notes on How to Live: The Behavioral Left UnmaskedLeopold Tyrmand

482 Has the Third World War Already Started? Midge Decter

582 Liberty and Self-Control: Goethe’s Vision of a New World Oskar Seidlin

682 Defense and Development on the High Frontier GeneralDaniel O. Graham

782 Moral Leadership in Post-Secular America Richard John Neuhaus

882 Where Is Your America?Libor Brom

982 Rebuilding the Private Sector Robert W. Poole Jr.

O82 The Powers That BeWilliam H. Ralston

N82 Educational Bankruptcy and the Hillsdale VisionJohn B. Muller

D82 The Only Way to PeaceWinston S. Churchill III

181 The Bewildered Society

George Roche

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281 Christian Studies: Anachronism or Salvation?Thomas Howard

381 Christianity, the Market, and BeyondJohn A. Davenport

481 Competing Ethical SystemsJames Hitchcock

581 Is Washington Now a City of Hope?Edwin J. Feulner Jr.

681 Economic and Social Challenges of the EightiesJay Van Andel

781 HEW’s Conduit Theory: Toward the Abolition of PrivacyRonald L. Trowbridge

881 Foreign Policy and the American SpiritAlexander M. Haig Jr.

981 The Thrust Toward Genuine Tax ReformRobert M. Bleiberg

O81 How to Be a Loyal Citizen When Government Is SubversiveWilliam B. Ball

N81 Consumer Protection: Legislation vs. LibertyBarbara Keating-Edh

D81 Capitalism Under the Tests of Ethics Arthur Shenfield

180 Personal and Economic

FreedomIra G. Corn Jr.

280 Ecology and the Economy: The Problems of CoexistenceJames L. Buckley

380 Unlearning the Liberal History LessonM. Stanton Evans

480 Chemicals, Cancerphobia, and CommunicationElizabeth M. Whelan

580 There’s a Cure for What Ails Us!Herbert E. Markley

680 The News of Politics vs. the Politics of News Lyn Nofziger

780 The Poor as First Victims of the Welfare StateWalter E. Williams

880 The Nature of the Soviet Threat as I Perceive It and How We Should Deal with It Malcolm Toon

980 Selling the Liberal Media Conservative IdeasHugh C. Newton

O80 Four Blind Mice Robert Dee

N80 The Media: Reporter or Newsmaker? Kenneth R. Giddens

D80 The Moral Sources of CapitalismGeorge Gilder

179 Teaching and Academic Life

Ronald S. Berman279 Experiences of a Professor

Who Dared to Cross Professorial Picket Lines Ronald L. Trowbridge

379 Labor Unions in a Free MarketErnest van den Haag

479 Human Rights and Union PowerJames J. Kilpatrick

579 The Great Liberal Death Wish Malcolm Muggeridge

679 Why Does the United States Need 220,000,000 Ski Instructors?Bruce Herschensohn

779 Inflation: Made and Manufactured in Washington, D.C. William E. Simon

879 Faith and FreedomGeorge Roche

979 The Suppression by the U.S. Government of Information Concerning Soviet SALT ViolationsJake Garn

O79 Foreign Policy: The Decline of American InfluenceMickey Edwards

N79 Counterfeit ConsensusM. Joseph Sobran

D79 The Continuing Promise of AmericaJay Van Andel

178 Whatever Happened

to Free Enterprise? Ronald Reagan

278 The Uses of Reason in Religion Edmund A. Opitz

378 The Inflation of Politics and the Disintegration of Culture Arianna Stassinopoulos

478 Regulation Man and the Invisible VictimsMadsen Pirie

578 American Oil: Our Bridge to the FutureC. John Miller

678 Revolution and the PressOtto J. Scott

778 Coping with IgnoranceFriedrich A. Hayek

878 A World Split ApartAleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn

978 The Uncertain World and the Eternal Truths Frank Shakespeare

O78 Truly Private EducationGeorge Roche

N78 America’s Crisis of Success and the Political Economy of GratitudeWilliam F. Campbell

D78 International CooperationEdward Teller

177 The Rediscovery of Mystery

Russell Kirk277 The Future Agenda

William E. Simon377 $165 Billion in Red Ink:

The Eye of the HurricanePhilip M. Crane

477 Lessons from the British ExperienceArthur Shenfield

577 The Media: The Power and the GloryKevin Phillips

677 From Ideas to Political Reality Rhodes Boyson

777 The Decline of the United States as a World PowerJames E. Dornan Jr.

877 What’s Right with Our CountryRobert M. Bleiberg

977 The Impact of the Academy in the Formation of Opinion: Some Second ThoughtsStephen Tonsor

O77 The Loss and Recovery of HistoryGerhart Niemeyer

N77 The Little Platoon We Belong to in SocietyRussell Kirk

D77 The American Food Machine and Private Entrepreneurship Earl L. Butz

176 Is America Decadent?

Russell Kirk276 The Giant Killers

Tom D. Throckmorton376 Can Taxes Fine-Tune

the Economy? Lindley Clark

476 Adam Smith: 1776-1976Benjamin A. Rogge

576 Taxation, Capital Formation, and ProgressC. Lowell Harriss

676 Reforming Government Regulation of BusinessMurray L. Weidenbaum

776 According to Their Genius: American Politics and the Example of Patrick HenryM.E. Bradford

876 The Liberal TwilightM. Stanton Evans

976 Federal Energy Agencies: The Solution or the Problem?Alan Reynolds

O76 The Liberal Mentality and the Malpractice MessPatricia S. Coyne

N76 Ideas in CultureJeffrey Hart

D76 The Something-for-Nothing SyndromeLeonard E. Read

175 No Energy Exhaustion

Petr Beckmann275 Must We Abolish the State?

Arthur Shenfield375 Serrano v. Priest, Where

Have You Led Us?James T. McKenna

475 Dismantling Confusion’s MasterpieceJohn A. Howard

575 The Market and Human Values John A. Davenport

675 Government Can Be Hazardous to Your HealthM. Stanton Evans

775 The Role of Nuclear Energy Edward Teller

875 The New Left, Watergate, and American Higher EducationJohn R. Coyne Jr.

975 Words of Warning to AmericaAleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn

O75 Government and BusinessRobert M. Bleiberg

N75 Tax Loopholes: The Legend and the RealityRoger A. Freeman

D75 Bureaucracy vs. the Private SectorGeorge Roche

174 The Bias of Network News

Edward Jay Epstein274 Who Can Correct the Media?

Lemuel R. Boulware374 A Systems Analysis of Détente

Peter N. James474 Ethics and Politics

in CommunismGerhart Niemeyer

574 Will Capitalism Survive?Benjamin A. Rogge

674 Justified Anger: Just Retribution Walter Berns

774 Farewell to Wage and Price ControlsRobert M. Bleiberg

874 Crime, Correction, and Psychiatry David G. Crane

974 No New Urban JerusalemBenjamin A. Rogge

O74 Scita et Scienda: The Dwarfing of Modern Man Erik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn

N74 Inflation: Its Cause and Cure Phil Gramm

D74 The Noble Lie and the Women’s MovementSusan Leeson


173 Your Brother’s Keeper:

From Genesis to Galbraith F.A. Harper

273 Towards a Theology of PoliticsRousas John Rushdoony

373 The Crisis in International Economic RelationsHans F. Sennholz

473 Utopianism, Ancient and Modern Irving Kristol

573 Decadence and Recovery in American EducationRussell Kirk

673 An Open Letter to Mr. Ian Smith, Prime Minister of RhodesiaArthur Shenfield

773 Some Men of IntegrityHenry Regnery

873 Educational InflationErnest van den Haag

973 Liberating EducationRobert LeFevre

O73 Architects of LeviathanEdmund A. Opitz

N73 The Meaning of WatergateRichard S. Emrich

D73 A Post-Agnew View of Media Credibility John Chamberlain

572 The Dangers of Price Controls

Henry Hazlitt

672 The World’s Most Important PersonLeonard E. Read

772 What’s Going On?Philip M. Crane

972 Consumerism Arthur Shenfield

O72 ReflectionsGeorge Roche

N72 Urban Crime: Its Causes and ControlWilliam A. Stanmeyer

D72 There Is No Urban CrisisM. Stanton Evans

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Center for Constructive Alternatives (CCA)The Center for Constructive Alternatives conducts four annual seminars on the Hillsdale campus. Students may enroll in these seminars for one hour of academic credit. Since 1972, over 1,100 CCA speakers have addressed issues ranging from constitutional law to economics to literature to the movies.

Films of Frank Capra1543 What Makes Capra a

Great Director?Leonard Maltin

1544 Capra and AmericaJohn Marini

1545 Faculty Roundtable

American Journalism, Yesterday and Today1536 The Press and the Founders

Richard Brookhiser1537 Investigative Journalism and

the Obama AdministrationSharyl Attkisson

1538 Does Media Bias Matter? Tim Groseclose

1539 Why Conservatives Dominate Talk Radio Hugh Hewitt

1540 Journalism and Free Speech: A Conversation Larry P. ArnnHugh Hewitt

1541 The Influence of Mencken on American Politics and CultureFred Siegel


Winston S. Churchill1546 Churchill’s Early Life

Andrew Roberts1547 Churchill and His

Pastime of PaintingMinnie Churchill

1548 Churchill in My LifeRobert Hardy

1549 Churchill and the Written WordRichard Langworth

1550 Churchill as War LeaderJohn Maurer

1551 Churchill in PeacetimeLarry P. Arnn


Money: History and Controversies 1553 The History of Money:

An OverviewKenneth R. Calvert

1554 How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global EconomySteve Forbes

1555 Milton Friedman and MonetarismRobert J. Barro

1556 Money in American HistoryJohn Steele Gordon

1557 How to Think About the Federal ReservePeter Schiff

1558 The Problem of Crony Capitalism TodayWilliam Walton


Energy: Issues and Controversies1528 Regulation of America’s

Energy Markets: A Historical OverviewPeter Z. Grossman

1529 To Frack or Not To FrackAnn McElhinney

1530 Energy and Government: An Inside ViewHans C. Helmerich

1531 The Story Behind the Ethanol DebateKenneth P. Green

1532 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Global WarmingSteven F. Hayward

1533 The Politics of Green EnergyRobert Bryce

1534 Energy Issues of the FutureMark P. Mills


World War I1520 How World War I Began

Max Hastings1521 Western Front Military

Commanders in World War I: Myth and RealityMax Hastings

1522 50 Years of U.S. Economic Policy: From the Great Society to TodayPhil Gramm

1523 The Poetry of World War IMax Egremont

1524 The Stalemate in the TrenchesDennis Showalter

1525 How the War EndedNick Lloyd

1526 The Failure of Versailles and The Interwar YearsVictor Davis Hanson


Romantic Comedies1517 The Elements of a

Great Romantic ComedyDaniel M. Kimmel

1518 Writing Romantic ComediesBilly Mernit


The Renaissance1511 A Short History of

the RenaissanceSusan Wise Bauer

1512 Da Vinci’s MasterpieceRoss King

1513 What Can We Learn From The Prince?Angelo M. Codevilla

1514 Italian Literature in the RenaissancePaolo Cherchi

1515 The Scientific RevolutionOwen Gingerich


Dodd-Frank: A Law Like No Other1504 The Dodd-Frank Act:

An OverviewDavid A. Skeel

1505 Reckless Endangerment: Big Government, Big Banks, and the Mortgage Crisis of 2008Gretchen C. Morgenson

1506 Too Big to Fail or Too Small to Exist: The End of Community Banks?Dennis R. Koons

1507 The Rule of Law and the Constitutional Challenge to Dodd-FrankMichael S. Greve

1508 GSEs, the Federal Reserve, and the Elements of True Financial ReformPeter J. Wallison

1509 A Federal Protection Racket? Dodd-Frank and the Consumer Financial Protection BureauC. Boyden Gray


American Foreign Policy, Past and Future1497 Promised Land: U.S.

Foreign Policy as it Emerged from the Founding EraWalter A. McDougall

1498 Crusader State: Progressivism and U.S. Foreign PolicyWalter A. McDougall

1499 Lessons from GeographyRobert D. Kaplan

1500 The Role of China in American Foreign Policy, Present and FutureGary J. Schmitt

1501 The Neo-Conservative ViewMax Boot

1502 The Crisis in Syria: A Historical PerspectiveVictor Davis Hanson


World War II Films 1493 General William Slim and

the Burma CampaignAndrew Roberts

1494 John Ford in WWIIJohn Marini

1495 War Films Since WWIIJames Bowman


The Federal Income Tax: A Centenary Consideration 1486 Woodrow Wilson,

Progressivism, and the Sixteenth AmendmentKendrick A. Clements

1487 Coolidge on TaxesAmity Shlaes

1488 The Federal Income Tax: The First Hundred YearsW. Elliot Brownlee

1489 The Supply Side InsightGeorge Gilder

1490 The Case for the Fair TaxJohn E. Linder

1491 The Case for the Flat TaxDaniel J. Mitchell


Epic Poetry1479 What is an Epic?

Anthony M. Esolen 1480 The Relevance of Homer

Victor Davis Hanson 1481 “Love Conquers All”?:

Humanity and Tragedy in Vergil’s AeneidStephen Smith

1482 What Do We Learn From Beowulf?Michael D.C. Drout

1483 The Purpose of Paradise LostDennis R. Danielson

1484 The Greatness of DanteGiuseppe Mazzotta


The Supreme Court: History and Current Controversies1472 Judicial Review: A

Historical OverviewChristopher Wolfe

1473 Civil Rights from Dred Scott to GratzEdward J. Erler

1474 Commerce Clause Jurisprudence from the New Deal to ObamacareNelson Lund

1475 The First Amendment and Campaign Finance ReformBradley A. Smith

1476 Recent and Ongoing Threats to Religious LibertyMatthew J. Franck

CCA

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CDs and DVDs


1477 Post-Constitutional Constitutional LawJeremy A. Rabkin


Science Fiction Films of the 1950s1467 Science Fiction Films

of the 1950s: History and SignificanceRichard Schickel

1468 The Making of The War of the WorldsRobert Skotak

1469 Sci-Fi Film Themes: 1950s to the PresentStephen Hunter

1470 How to Think About Science FictionThomas A. Shippey


Adam Smith, Free Markets, and the Modern World1460 Adam Smith: Life and Times

Nicholas Phillipson1461 A Book that Changed

the WorldP.J. O’Rourke

1462 Smith’s Other Book: The Theory of Moral SentimentsJames R. Otteson

1463 Adam Smith and the Creation of the American EconomyRoy C. Smith

1464 The Centrality of the Invisible HandMark Skousen

1465 Wealth of a Nation: Free Enterprise in American HistoryJohn Steele Gordon


Religion in America1453 The Puritans and

Colonial AmericaMark A. Noll

1454 Religion in Early 19th Century AmericaDaniel Walker Howe

1455 The American Founders and Religious LibertyVincent Phillip Munoz

1456 Faith and the Civil Rights MovementJuan Williams

1457 The Social Gospel MovementRussell R. Reno

1458 The Rise of Secularism: Religion and the Public Square TodayHunter Baker


Reagan: A Centenary Retrospective1446 The Three Campaigns

Craig Shirley1447 At the Beginning: Reagan’s

’Time for Choosing’ SpeechPeter M. Robinson

1448 Reagan and Communism in HollywoodRonald Radosh

1449 Reagan on EconomicsPhil Gramm

1450 The Education of Ronald ReaganSteven F. Hayward

1451 Reagan at the End of the Cold WarElliott Abrams


The Great American Songbook1439 What is the Great

American Songbook?Philip Furia

1440 Broadway and the Great American SongbookKen Bloom

1441 The Genius of the GershwinsRobert Kimball

1443 The Great American Songbook and American CultureMartha Bayles


The Great Society1431 From Kennedy’s Myth

to Johnson’s DreamJonah Goldberg

1432 The Great Society and Current Economic ControversiesSteve Forbes

1433 The Political Effects of the Great SocietySidney M. Milkis

1434 Extending the Great Society: Grading the 2010 Health Care ActJohn C. Goodman

1435 The Economics of the Great SocietyRobert Higgs

1436 Losing Ground: Update on the War on PovertyCharles Murray

1437 Faculty Roundtable1438 The Right to Work and

Economic RecoveryMark Mix

The Art of Rhetoric1424 Aristotle and Plato on

the Art of RhetoricJames H. Nichols

1425 Churchill’s ‘The Scaffolding of Rhetoric’Larry P. Arnn

1426 Cicero on the Art of RhetoricWalter Nicgorski

1427 The Rhetorical PresidencyJeffrey K. Tulis

1428 Richard Weaver’s The Ethics of RhetoricE. Christian Kopff

1429 The Rhetoric of EvilIan Kershaw


The Korean War1417 Prelude to War:

Korea, 1945-1950Allan Millett

1418 Korean War, 1950-1953: An OverviewAllan Millett

1419 The End of the Korean War and Eisenhower’s New-Look National Security PolicyRichard Immerman

1420 Truman and MacArthurStanley Weintraub

1421 Mao, Stalin, and the Korean WarRoss Terrill

1422 Keeping the Peace: America’s Presence in Korea Since 1953 and Korea TodaySung-Yoon Lee


Films of 19391413 Hollywood in 1939

David Thomson1414 John Ford: Chronicler

of AmericaDan Ford

1415 The Art of Ernst LubitschScott Eyman


The New Deal1405 The Intellectual Roots

of the New DealBradley C.S. Watson

1406 FDR’s Life and TimesH.W. Brands

1407 The New New Deal (CD only)Charles R. Kesler

1408 Saving Democracy: Legacies of the New DealAlan Brinkley

1409 Keynesianism and the Economic Principles of the New DealBurton W. Folsom, Jr.

1410 Social and Cultural Impact of the New DealAmity Shlaes

1411 Economic and Political Legacy of the New DealLarry Schweikart


Traditionalism and Modernism in Western Art and Architecture1397 Traditionalism, Modernism,

and the Meaning of ArtRoger Scruton

1398 Influences of Pre-Modern on Modern ArtKaren Wilkin

1399 The Birth of ImpressionismRoss King

1400 The Shift from Pre-Modern to Modern Art in AmericaMichael J. Lewis

1401 A Deeper Reality: Rediscovering the Classical FigureCatesby Leigh

1402 Classical vs. Modern ArchitectureThomas Gordon Smith

1403 Where is Art Heading?Frederick Turner


Lincoln, Tocqueville, and America1389 Lincoln and Tocqueville

on Liberty and EqualityGlen E. Thurow

1390 Tocqueville’s Democracy in America: An OverviewJames Schleifer

1391 Abraham Lincoln: A Presidential LifeJames McPherson

1392 The Lincoln Image: Abraham Lincoln and the Graphic ArtsHarold Holzer

1393 What Would Tocqueville Say About America Today?James W. Ceaser

1394 Tocqueville and the Current DiscontentsPaul A. Rahe

1395 Lincoln’s ConstitutionalismAllen C. Guelzo


Early TV Westerns1384 TV Westerns: A

Historical OverviewGary A. Yoggy

1385 Gene Roddenberry: From Westerns to Star TrekPaul Cantor

1386 Making GunsmokeBuck Taylor

1387 The Western and America John Marini


Cars and Trucks, Markets and Governments1376 Michigan’s Competitiveness,

Yesterday and TodayJohn Engler

1377 The Decline of the “Big Three” Since the 1970sJoseph B. White

1378 The Fords and the Rise of the U.S. Automotive IndustryPeter Collier

1379 Do Ethanol Regulations Make Sense? Martin Fridson

1380 New Car Technology: Should Government Have a Role?Myron Ebell

1381 The U.S. Automotive Industry: Looking AheadDavid Cole

1382 American Cars and American CulturePaul Ingrassia


The Art of Biography1367 The “Evolution” of Biography

Nigel Hamilton1368 Caesar’s Life and Times:

The Historical RecordAdrian Goldsworthy

1369 The Importance of Context in BiographyGeorge Marsden

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1370 What Can the Biography of a Poet Add?Jay Parini

1371 Memoir and MemoryHomer Hickam

1372 Beyond the Myth: In Search of the Historical ElvisPeter Guralnick

1373 U.S. Grant: Character and BiographyJosiah Bunting

1374 Faculty Roundtable – Part 11375 Faculty Roundtable – Part 2

The Cold War: History and Controversies1358 Life Behind the Iron Curtain

Tatiana Yankelevich1359 Historical Overview

of the Cold War – Part 1Derek Leebaert

1360 Historical Overview of the Cold War – Part 2Derek Leebaert

1361 The Secret WarTennent H. Bagley

1362 McCarthy and McCarthyismM. Stanton Evans

1363 The Looming Figure of SolzhenitsynDaniel J. Mahoney

1364 Reagan, Thatcher, and the End of the Cold WarAndrew Roberts

1365 Russia TodayRichard Pipes


Films of Alfred Hitchcock1352 Hitchcock’s Life and Times

Patrick McGilligan1353 Reading a Film:

Shadow of a DoubtJames Naremore

1354 Themes in HitchcockNicholas Haeffner

1355 Hitchcock: The Art of DirectingWilliam Rothman

1356 Hitchcock’s Legacy: The Thriller TodayStephen Hunter


Free Markets and Politics Today1344 Whatever Happened to the

Contract with America?Dick Armey

1345 The Democratic Party and Big GovernmentWilliam Galston

1346 The Promise of Privatization: Lessons from MichiganDavid L. Littmann

1347 Why Neither Party Promotes Nuclear PowerWilliam Tucker

1348 Economic Issues in the 2008 ElectionsPatrick Toomey

1349 Libertarianism in PoliticsBrian Doherty

1350 Limited Government: Are the Good Times Really Over?Charles R. Kesler


What Is Quantum Physics and Where Does It Lead?1336 The Transition from

Classical to Modern Physics: An IntroductionDaniel Kevles

1337 Heisenberg and the Principles of Uncertainty in Quantum PhysicsAbner Shimony

1338 “Spooky Actions”: Einstein’s Rejection of Quantum PhysicsJeremy Bernstein

1339 Frontiers of Quantum InformationBenjamin Schumacher

1340 Modern Physics and Ancient FaithStephen Barr

1341 What Is String Theory?Brian Greene

1342 Quantum Physics and the Big BangPaul Davies


The Vietnam War: History and Enduring Significance1328 Vietnam: An Overview

Mark Moyar1329 Engagement and

Escalation: Vietnam Under Kennedy and JohnsonH.R. McMaster

1330 Lessons from the Tet OffensiveVictor Davis Hanson

1331 Vietnam: The End GameLewis Sorley

1332 Vietnam and the Rise of the New LeftMichael Medved

1333 Vietnam: A Disaster from the Outset?Michael Lind

1334 The Legacy of VietnamMackubin T. Owens


Film Noir1322 The History of Film Noir

R. Barton Palmer1323 The People Who

Made Film NoirAlain Silver

1324 Elements of Film NoirRichard Schickel

1325 Literature and Film in the Context of Film NoirWilliam Marling

1326 Film Noir to the PresentJay Carr


America’s Entitlement Society1313 Opportunity or Entitlement?

Herman Cain1314 FDR’s New Bill of Rights

John Marini1315 Is There a Right to Education?

Larry P. Arnn1316 The History and Track

Record of Social SecurityDoug Bandow

1317 “Let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage”Micheal Flaherty

1318 A Plan to Replace the Welfare StateCharles Murray

1319 Disaster Relief as an EntitlementStephen Moore

1320 Investment Culture vs. Entitlement CultureJonathan Hoenig


The American Novel1305 The American Novel Today

Roger Kimball1306 Melville and His Times

Andrew Delbanco1307 What Does Hawthorne Have

to Teach Us?Marion Montgomery

1308 Mark Twain and AmericaRon Powers

1309 Faulkner and the Southern NovelMadison Jones

1310 Ralph Ellison, Race and the American NovelLucas E. Morel

1311 American Modernism: Hemingway and FitzgeraldJeffrey Hart


Church and State: History and Theory1297 Church and State: The

Current Constitutional Debate in the U.S.Christopher Wolfe

1298 Religion in the Ancient City and the Rise of MonotheismPaul A. Rahe

1299 Church and State from the Early Christian Era Through the EnlightenmentLester Field

1300 Religious Sectarianism and the American Solution of Religious LibertyThomas G. West

1301 The Evolution of Church-State Theory and Practice in the U.S.Daniel L. Dreisbach

1302 Church and State: A Liberal ViewStephen Macedo

1303 Religion in the Public SquareMichael Novak


Screwball Comedies of the 1930s and 40s1291 The Men Behind the Great

Screwball ComediesDavid Thomson

1292 Elements of the Screwball ComedyWes D. Gehring

1293 Directing Screwball ComediesPeter Bogdanovich

1294 Romance in the Screwball ComedyF. Carolyn Graglia

1295 Screwball Comedies and American Comedies TodayJohn Podhoretz


Great Economists of the 20th Century1272 The Great Economic Debate

of the 20th CenturySteve Forbes

1273 Friedrich A. HayekBruce Caldwell

1274 Ludwig von MisesRichard M. Ebeling

1275 John Maynard KeynesRobert Skidelsky

1276 Frank KnightMark Skousen

1277 James BuchananLee A. Coppock

1278 Milton FriedmanRobert J. Barro

1279 Is the Great Debate Over?R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr.


The News Media Today1264 The Rise of the

Alternative MediaBill Sammon

1265 It Still Begins with the Written WordJoseph Epstein

1267 The Political Significance of the BlogosphereHugh Hewitt

1268 Bias in the Media, Old and NewL. Brent Bozell III

1269 The Meaning of “Objectivity” in JournalismDavid Brooks

1270 Journalistic Ethics: Have the Standards Changed?S. Robert Lichter


C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and the Inklings1255 Who Were the Inklings?

Walter Hooper

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1256 Lewis on Education: The Abolition of ManGilbert Meilaender

1257 Lewis’s Narnia Chronicles and Space TrilogyMichael Ward

1258 The Lord of the Rings as a Defense of Western CivilizationJohn G. West

1259 C.S. Lewis’s ApologeticsJerry Root

1260 The Significance of Tolkien’s Medieval ScholarshipMichael D.C. Drout

1261 Tolkien’s Catholicism and The Lord of the RingsThomas A. Shippey

1262 The Other InklingsColin Duriez


War on Film1249 A Short History of

the War FilmLawrence H. Suid

1250 The Great War on FilmPaul Fussell

1251 Reality vs. Myth in WWII FilmsRobert Cowley

1252 War Films, Hollywood and Popular CultureMichael Medved

1253 Where Are War Films Headed?Stephen Hunter


Entrepreneurship and the Spirit of America1240 The Entrepreneur as

American HeroWalter E. Williams

1241 A Short History of the Entrepreneur in AmericaMaury Klein

1242 Innovation in the Established CorporationRobert A. Lutz

1243 The Entrepreneurial Solution to America’s Health Care CrisisSally C. Pipes

1244 Fixing the Problem of Social SecurityTed Abram

1245 Historical Trends, Markets and the EnvironmentStephen Moore

1246 Regulation and EntrepreneurshipBrian T. Kennedy

1247 Prospects for EntrepreneurshipBrian Wesbury


Ronald Reagan and the Sesquicentennial of the Republican Party1231 Born in Controversy:

Slavery and the Origins of the Republican PartyAllen C. Guelzo

1232 Understanding Ronald ReaganMartin and Annelise Anderson

1233 The Soviet Union and the Anglo-American Dimension: From Truman to ReaganSir Martin Gilbert

1234 Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive RepublicanismJean Yarbrough

1235 Reagan in California: From New Dealer to Conservative RepublicanLouis Cannon

1236 Reagan’s Cold War StatesmanshipEdwin Meese III

1237 The Republican Party and the Case for National GreatnessWilliam Kristol

1238 National Greatness or Constitutionalism?Charles R. Kesler


Marriage and the Family1222 Natural Law and the

Traditional FamilyHadley Arkes

1223 The Bible and the FamilyDennis Prager

1224 Marriage and the Constitution: The Significance of the Reynolds DecisionDouglas W. Kmiec

1225 Lessons from ScandinaviaDavid Popenoe

1226 Civil Unions: Conservative Compromise?Midge Decter

1227 The Trouble with No-Fault DivorceKatherine S. Spaht

1228 Natural Considerations and Social PolicySteven E. Rhoads

1229 Family Issues in the 2004 ElectionThomas J. Bray


The American Musical on Stage and Film1217 History of the

American MusicalDwight Blocker Bowers

1218 Musicals of Yesterday and Musicals of TodayJohn Y. Simon

1219 The Ingredients of a Successful MusicalHugh Fordin

1220 America’s Musicals and the American CharacterTerry Teachout


The Conditions of Free Market Capitalism1208 How to Think About the

Economic BoomRobert D. McTeer Jr.

1209 Free Enterprise and the Rule of LawRichard M. Ebel