A Man of Principle: Essays in Honor of Hans F. Sennholz
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A Man of Principle: Essays in Honor of Hans F. Sennholz During a period of thirty-six years, Professor Sennholz taught economics to some ten thousand students attending Grove City College.  He has made thousands of public speeches reaching public audiences around the world.  He has authored numerous books and several hundred articles, attracting countless readers.  To commemorate his remarkable achievements as college teacher, public lecturer, and prolific writer, thirty-six of his students, colleagues, and friends prepared this collection of essays and presented it to him on his seventieth birthday. The editors of the volume, who selected the authors and supervised the work until completed and published were John W. Robbins and Mark Spangler.  They created a remarkable collection of brilliant essays. The reader of the volume will be impressed by the breadth and depth of the essays.  He will find incisive discussions of many burning issues by eminent scholars and writers.  In fact, the table of contents reads like a roster of the leaders of the conservative movement: Robert G. Anderson—The Disintegration of Economic Ownership Robert James Bidinotto—What is Freedom For? Peter J. Boettke—Economic Education and Social Change Juan C. Cachanosky—The Theory of Value and the Austrian School Clarence B. Carson—Marx's Quantity Theory of Labor: A Critique Camille P. Castorina—On Some Forgotten Passages in the History of Liberty Edwin G. Dolan—Our Common Road to the Market Richard M. Ebeling—Variations on the Demand for Money Theme: Ludwig von Mises and Some Twentieth Century Views Ridgway K. Foley, Jr.—The Anonymous Life Bettina Bien Greaves—Mises's New York University Seminar and the Austrian School of Economics in the United States Robert L. Guarnieri—Some Principles of Political Economy of Special Interest to Women Mark W. Hendrickson—The Key Question Sanford Ikeda—The Dynamics of Government Intervention: Theory and Implications Bruce W. Ketler—The Legal Status of Money Matthew B. Kibbe—Tax, Borrow, and Spend: The Dilemma of Federal Budget Reform Israel M. Kirzner—Human Action, Freedom, and Economic Science Robert D. Love—Integrity and Economics Charles S. MacKenzie—Equality and the Bible Luisa Zorraquin de Marcos—Free Market Environmentalism Robert H. Miller—Supply-Side Economics Gary North—The Beacon Factor Judd W. Patton—The Inseparable Link Between Morality and Economics William H. Peterson—America's Second Democracy Sylvester Petro—Capitalism, Democracy, and Elections Lawrence W. Reed—The Perils of Forecasting George Reisman—Freedom of Opportunity, Not Equality of Opportunity John W. Robbins—The Sine Qua Non of Enduring Freedom Rousas John Rushdoony—Christianity and Freedom Gary G. Short—Deposit Insurance, the Use of Information, and the Current Crisis in the Financial Industry Mark Skousen—Crowding Out Mark Spangler—Behind the Bottom Line John A. Sparks—Private Property, Non-Ownership, and the Third World Terree P. Wasley—Health Care in the Twentieth Century: A History of Government Interference and Protection Walter J. Wessels—Are Unions all that Good? Lawrence H. White—Mises on Free Banking and Fractional Reserves Richard A. White—The Ethical Setting of the Market: The Perspective of Röpke Clothbound (pp. 571)