Classical Liberals in the Carolinas
Bringing together classical liberal scholars in the Carolinas region.
ARTICLES
Intellectual Diversity and Academic Professionalism
James R. Otteson
Pages: 8 – 19 | First Published: August 2018
No Free Lunch: How State Map Acts Inadvertently Damage Property Values as They Aim to Lower Road Expenditures
Craig J. Richardson, Russell M. Smith, Joseph Sloop
Pages: 20 – 43 | First Published: August 2018
The Political Economy of Resource Misallocation in the Energy Sector: A Case Study of South Carolina’s V. C. Summer Nuclear Project
Jody W. Lipford
Pages: 44 – 75 | First Published: August 2018
The Political Economy of Craft Beer in North Carolina (and Beyond)
Christopher Koopman, Adam C. Smith
Pages: 76 – 98 | First Published: August 2018
NOTES & COMMENTARY
Classical Liberalism’s History, Heritage, and Relevancy to Our Times
Richard M. Ebeling
Pages: 99 – 107 | First Published: August 2018
What Are Economic-Impact Studies Really Measuring?
Roy Cordato
Pages: 108 – 111 | First Published: August 2018
State Tax Policy and Growth: A Research Note
Peter M. Frank
Pages: 112 – 118 | First Published: August 2018
BOOK REVIEWS
Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World
Deirdre McCloskey. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 2016. Pp. xlii + 787. $32.12, hardcover
Book Review by: Michael Munger, Duke University
Pages: 119 – 121 | First Published: August 2018
The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream
Tyler Cowen New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2017. Pp. ix + 241. $28.99, hardcover
Book Review by: Robert Whaples, Wake Forest University
Pages: 122 – 124 | First Published: August 2018
Political Economy in the Carolinas
Volume One
August 2018
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