July 2001

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The FTAA protesters in Quebec were misguided. So was the police-state response to them.

McVeigh to Macbeth

The difference between revenge, retribution, and right.

Cathy Young
What Do Women Want?

Feminism seeks new adherents -- and old goals

Cathy Young
Killing Corporations

The movement to revoke corporate charters has gotten its history confused

Jesse Walker
Bleeping on the Job

In which our man in Washington visits the halls of justice to witness gross obscenities and a towering pompadour.

Michael W. Lynch
Passing the Buck

Who needs responsibility when there's accountability?

Sara Rimensnyder

Global Village or Global Pillage?

Why we must create a universal culture of liberty

Mario Vargas Llosa
Prof. Smith Goes to Washington

Federal Election Commission member Bradley A. Smith takes on campaign finance laws.

Michael W. Lynch
Rage Against the Machines

Witnessing the birth of the neo-Luddite movement

Ronald Bailey

D.C. Jewels

The closing of a historic shop is a triumph of meaning over means.

Charles Paul Freund
Tales of a Gen X Swinger

A music critic's juvenile cultural politics

Jesse Walker
Copywrong

Why the Digital Millennium Copyright Act hurts the public interest

Mike Godwin