Acknowledgments -- Table of Contents -- 1. Introduction -- Part I: Theory -- 2. Freedom Properly Understood -- 3. Myths of Individualism -- 4. Saving Rights Theory from Its Friends -- 5. No Exit: Framing the Problem of Justice -- 6. G.A. Cohen on Self-Ownership, Property, and Equality -- 7. Twenty Myths about Markets -- 8. What's Not Wrong with Libertarianism -- 9. The Role of Institutions and Law in Economic Development -- Part II: History -- 10. Classical Liberalism and Civil Society -- 11. Classical Liberalism, Marxism, and the Clonflict of Classes: The Classical Liberal Theory of Class Conflict -- 12. The Great Bequest -- 13. The Millenial Struggle for Liberty -- 14. Why Socialism Collapsed in Eastern Europe -- Part III: Practice -- 15. Madison and Multiculturalism: Group Representation, Group Rights, and Constitutionalism -- 16. Globalization and Culture: Homogeneity, Diversity, Identity, Liberty -- 17. Infrastructure: Public or Private? -- 18. Future Schlock: Government Planning for Tomorrow -- 19. Against Taxes -- 20. Hothouse of Hate -- 21. Census 2000: You May Already Be a Winner -- 22. The Egyptian Judiciary Blazing the Path to Democracy and Economic Development -- 23. The "Crime" of Blogging in Egypt -- 24. Six Facts about Iraq -- 25. Moscow's Pride and Prejudice -- 26. Challenges of Democratization -- Part IV: Books and Ideas -- 27. The Literature of Liberty -- 28. With Friends Like This -- 29. The Elitist as Egalitarian -- 30. On Nationality -- 31. Libertarianism in the Crosshairs -- 32. John Locke Lite: The Strange Philosophy of a "Left Libertarian" -- 33. Liberal Flagship Turns 70, Burning the Midnight Oil -- Index -- About the Author.