TITLE: REASON magazine
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1984/VoL. 16, No. 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Electronic Sweatshop. Cover photograph by Paul Van Vleck.

Telecommuting: Will the Plug Be Pulled? David Rubins. More and more people are choosing to work at home at computers, but others don't want to let them make that choice.

Sweet Truth. Elizabeth M. Whelan and William R. Havender. To ban or not to ban, that is the saccharin question. It's a question of values, but knowing the true risk doesn't hurt.

Bipartisan Baloney. Marvin N Olasky. What can we expect from a national industrial policy? Just take a look at the history of the "independent" regulatory commission.

Cloaking the State's Dagger. Robert Nisbet. Beneath all the noble language that has throughout history sustained the state and its authority, there lies an ugly truth.

The Best Within Us Alexandra York. It was even more than the spectacle, or even patriotism, that made Americans flock to watch the Olympic torch-bearers.

Conservative Villains. David Brudnoy. Why conservatives deserve the movies they gripe about so much.

THE BOOK CASE:
For Separation of Art and State. John Hospers. The Democratic Muse, By Edward Barfield.
Compelling Reasons for Cooperation, Eric Mack. The Evolution of Cooperation, By Robert Axelrod.
The Poverty of Socialism, Mary Mainland. Tanzania: A Political Economy. By Andrew Coulson.
The Whats and Whys of Regulation. Lester Hunt. Rights and Regulation Edited by Tibor R. Machan and M. Bruce Johnson.
Public Libraries, Public Good? Philip E. Fixler, Jr. The Public Library in the 1980s By Lawrence J. White.
Editorial: Robert W Poole, Jr.
Viewpoint: Lynn Scarlett.
Taxes: Timothy Condon.
Notes.
Letters.
Brickbats.
Trends.
Further & More.


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