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Articles in June, 1999 issue of Reason

• Taking back the Fifth - regulations that undermine the Fifth Amendment and intellectual property rights
  by James V. DeLong
• Luxury Fever: Why Money Fails to Satisfy in an Era of Excess - Review
  by Jack Hirshleifer
• Required reading - Bureau of National Affairs
  by Michael W. Lynch
• On Sunset Boulevard, the Life and Times of Billy Wilder - Review
  by Steve Kurtz
• The atrocity exhibition: a war fueled by imagery - conflict in Kosovo, Yugoslavia
  by Charles Paul Freund
• Roll reversal: the quiet success of welfare reform
  by Thomas W. Hazlett
• That '70s candidate: Jimmy Carter with helmet hair - Elizabeth Dole
  by John J. Pitney, Jr.
• When doves cry: wars without ends - US policy towards the war in Kosovo, Yugoslavia - Editorial
  by Virginia Postrel
• Control freaks: export licensing hurts American companies and doesn't improve national security
  by John J. Miller
• Fuhrer furor: is Milosevic a Hitler? - Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic - Editorial
  by Nick Gillespie
• Facts of life: What Bill Clinton doesn't know about sex
  by Alejandro Castellanos
• Nimble fingers: Congress wants to exempt the Amish from child labor laws. Why not everyone else? - Editorial
  by Michael W. Lynch
• Crime stoppers: frustrated by incompetent policing, South Africans are turning to private alternatives
  by Jim Peron
• Silent right - Miranda rule
  by Brian J. Taylor
• Air war: why Congress wants to re-regulate airlines
  by Ryan H. Sager
• Sermons on the hill - speeches by Rabbi Daniel Lapin and VP Al Gore
  by Micahel W. Lynch
• Benighted elite: postmodernist critics of science get their comeuppance
  by Walter Olson
• Radio waves - US radio broadcasting industry
  by Jesse Walker
• Social Welfare and Individual Responsibility - Review
  by Daniel Shapiro