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In Defense of Markets and Misers
Candace Allen | April 1, 1998
Regulatory Poison
James T. Bennett | February 1, 1998
The American Drug War: Anatomy of a Futile and Costly Police Action
Bruce L. Benson | July 10, 2000
Why Crime Declines
Bruce L. Benson | January 1, 2000
Where Does Law Come From?
Bruce L. Benson | December 1, 1997
Keeping It Simple
The Value of an Irreducibly Simple Climate Model
William M. Briggs | August 6, 2015
Why Models Run Hot
Results from an Irreducibly Simple Climate Model
William M. Briggs | January 8, 2015
Climate Consensus and “Misinformation”
A Rejoinder to Agnotology, Scientific Consensus, and the Teaching and Learning of Climate Change
William M. Briggs | August 30, 2013
The Attack on Concentration
Yale Brozen | January 1, 1979
Richard Cobden: Creator of the Free Market
John Chodes | March 1, 1993
A Comparison of Tropical Temperature Trends with Model Predictions
John R. Christy | May 15, 2017
Connections Between the Austrian School of Economics and Christian Faith
A Personalist Approach
Paul A. Cleveland | September 1, 2003
The Failure of Utilitarian Ethics in Political Economy
Paul A. Cleveland | September 1, 2002
Economic Liberty
Paul A. Cleveland | September 1, 2001
Economic Behavior: An Inherent Problem With Utilitarianism
Paul A. Cleveland | September 1, 2000
Economic Growth: What’s Love Got to do With It?
Paul A. Cleveland | April 1, 2000
Government: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Paul A. Cleveland | September 1, 1997
The Socialist Roots of Modern Anti-Semitism
Tyler Cowen | January 1, 1997
Trade and the Rise of Freedom
Thomas J. DiLorenzo | June 1, 2000
Regulatory Extortion
Thomas J. DiLorenzo | March 1, 2000
The Ghost of John D. Rockefeller
Thomas J. DiLorenzo | June 1, 1998
Regulatory Poison
Thomas J. DiLorenzo | February 1, 1998
The Myth of the “Independent” Fed
Thomas J. DiLorenzo | March 1, 1997
Disparity of Tropospheric and Surface Temperature Trends: New Evidence
David H. Douglass | May 17, 2017
A Comparison of Tropical Temperature Trends with Model Predictions
David H. Douglass | May 15, 2017
Aim at the Zero Deficit Line
Craig Eyermann | January 13, 2011
The Healthcare Contract with America
Peter J. Ferrara | July 7, 2012
Armed Resistance to Crime
The Prevalence and Nature of Self-Defense with a Gun
Marc Gertz | June 30, 2016
The Healthcare Contract with America
John C. Goodman | July 7, 2012
Income-Expenditure Elasticities of Less-Healthy Consumption Goods
Rejeana Gvillo | March 29, 2017
The Right to Bear Arms in the Virginia Constitution and the Second Amendment
Historical Development and Precedent in Virginia and the Fourth Circuit
Stephen P. Halbrook | June 26, 2017
The Empire Strikes Back
The District of Columbia’s Post-Heller Firearm Registration System
Stephen P. Halbrook | June 26, 2017
New York’s Not So ‘SAFE’ Act
The Second Amendment in an Alice-In-Wonderland World Where Words Have No Meaning
Stephen P. Halbrook | June 26, 2017
Reality Check: The “Assault Weapon” Fantasy and Second Amendment Jurisprudence
Stephen P. Halbrook | June 26, 2017
Firearm Sound Moderators: Issues of Criminalization and the Second Amendment
Stephen P. Halbrook | June 26, 2017
The Constitutional Right to Hunt
New Recognition of an Old Liberty in Virginia
Stephen P. Halbrook | March 23, 2017
Why Can’t We Be Like France?
How the Right to Bear Arms Got Left Out of the Declaration of Rights and How Gun Registration Was Decreed Just in Time for the Nazi Occupation
Stephen P. Halbrook | March 23, 2017
Why Can’t We Be Like France?
How the Right to Bear Arms Got Left Out of the Declaration of Rights and How Gun Registration Was Decreed Just in Time for the Nazi Occupation
Stephen P. Halbrook | April 22, 2013
No Right to “Bear Arms”? A Critical Analysis of United States v. Masciandaro
Stephen P. Halbrook | December 16, 2011
Heller, the Second Amendment, and Reconstruction: Protecting All Freedmen or Only Militiamen?
Stephen P. Halbrook | May 1, 2010
“Arms in the Hands of Jews Are a Danger to Public Safety”: Nazism, Firearm Registration, and the Night of the Broken Glass
Stephen P. Halbrook | March 2, 2009
The Second Amendment Upholds an Individual Right
Amici Curiae Brief in D.C. v. Heller for 55 Senators, the Senate President, and 250 Members of the House of Representatives
Stephen P. Halbrook | March 10, 2008
St. George Tucker’s Second Amendment: Deconstructing “The True Palladium of Liberty,”
Stephen P. Halbrook | April 1, 2007
Nazism, the Second Amendment, and the NRA: A Reply to Professor Harcourt
Stephen P. Halbrook | December 23, 2006
Nazi Firearms Law and the Disarming of the German Jews
Stephen P. Halbrook | September 2, 2000
Nazi Repression of Firearms Owners
Stephen P. Halbrook | August 1, 1999
“The Arms of All The People Should Be Taken Away”
Stephen P. Halbrook | January 1, 1989
The Declaration of Independence
Ronald Hamowy | April 21, 2001
Communications
Ronald Hamowy | July 1, 1980
Jefferson and the Scottish Enlightenment: A Critique of Garry Wills’s Inventing America: Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence
Ronald Hamowy | October 1, 1979
