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Articles in August-Sept, 1998 issue of Reason

• Buying time - link between consumer price and work time
  by W. Michael Cox
• The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some Are So Rich and Some Are So Poor. - book reviews
  by Deirdre McCloskey
• Grassroots graft - corruption in state governments
  by John Hood
• The Dreams Our Stuff Is Made Of. - book reviews
  by Gregory Benford
• Property and Freedom: The Constitution, the Courts, and Land-Use Regulation. - book reviews
  by James V. DeLong
• A duty to censor: U.N. officials want to crack down on drug war protesters
  by Phillip O. Coffin
• Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge. - book reviews
  by Kenneth Silber
• Post-crisis politics: why investigative reporters and political activists seem so depressed - post-Cold War era
  by Virginia Postrel
• Retirement plans: genuine Social Security reforms appear surprisingly likely
  by Michael W. Lynch
• Texas swing: the not-so-shocking reason the Lone Star state chose not to sue Microsoft
  by Thomas W. Hazlett
• The summer of reform: campaign finance laws return to the congressional agenda
  by Michael W. Lynch
• Not enough golf: how an employer's flextime policy led to a ruinous fight with federal regulators
  by James H. Dygert
• Truth squad: the coercive agenda behind the "civil society" movement
  by Nick Gillespie
• Vapor lock: environmental regulators target diesel emissions
  by Kenneth Green
• In memoriam: Barry Goldwater - Obituary
  by Robert W. Poole, Jr.
• Unified Kvetch Theory - reasons for schoolchildren's criminal behavior
  by Walter Olson
• Groping toward sanity: why the Clinton sex scandals are changing how we talk about sexual harassment
  by Cathy Young
• More Guns, Less Crime: Understanding Crime and Gun Control Laws. - book reviews
  by Daniel D. Polsby
• The politics of plenitude
  by Grant McCracken
• Two Lucky People. - book reviews
  by David R. Henderson