The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
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Bernard H. Siegan • 31 Items / 24 Articles, 5 Books, 2 Reviews
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Another Case History of a Government FailureThe sorry record of governmental attempts to build new cities.The Freeman, June 1974, pp. 362-364- Best Housing HopeAn unrestricted private market affords the best chance for better housing for the less ...The Freeman, April 1974, pp. 221-223
- The Case Against Land use PlanningReason, January 1976, pp. 6-13
- Competition: Key to Consumer DominanceThe entrepreneur renders society valuable services without cost.The Freeman, May 1974, pp. 298-300
- The Continuing Efforts to Destroy Property RightsThe owner still knows best how to use his property.The Freeman, January 1975, pp. 46-47
- The Decline and Fall of Economic FreedomHow the Supreme Court Reversed Itself on Economic RegulationReason, January 1981, pp. 48-52
- Economic Liberties and the ConstitutionProtection at the State LevelCato Journal, Winter 1985, pp. 689-702
- A Free SocietyThe awesome power of zoning authorities over human beings has no place in a free society.The Freeman, February 1976, pp. 98-100
- Why Aren't We?"If the Press is Free, Why Aren't We?Newspapers condemncensorship of ideas while promoting censorship of production.Reason, October 1977, pp. 36-37
- Impossible RiddlesThe regulatory process invariably curtails development.The Freeman, November 1974, pp. 668-669
- Land Use Regulation Harms the PoorThose who aim to help the poor by restricting growth create problems.The Freeman, September 1975, pp. 557-559
- Land Use Regulation-A Tool of Politics, Not of PlanningPlanners and politicians, in view of the record, had best leave decisions on land use t...The Freeman, March 1974, pp. 138-141
- Land Use Regulations Should Preserve Only Vital and Pressing Governmental InterestsCato Journal, Spring-Summer 1990, pp. 127-158
- Modern SoothsayersThe present practice of freedom affords the best hope for the future.The Freeman, April 1975, pp. 202-203
- [+]Movies (Review)In Pursuit of Happiness, by William B. Scott
- In Pursuit of Happiness by William B. Scott
Reason, November 1979, p. 45 - No More Repeat PerformancesThe repeal, not the revision, of zoning laws is the way to sound land use.The Freeman, July 1974, pp. 438-440
- Two Steps Back"OSHA and Search WarrantsOne Step Forward, Two Steps BackReason, November 1978, pp. 37-38
- The Powers of RegulationAn 1886 supreme court decision throws light on current abuse of zoning powers.The Freeman, January 1977, pp. 45-47
- Promote Free and Not Command ConstitutionsAdvice for the former communist countries of eastern europe.The Freeman, April 1994, pp. 191-192
- Property and Freedom (1997)The Constitution, the Courts, and Land-Use Regulation2 Reviews, 2 Readable
- Regulation Helps the Rich and Harms the PoorA cogent reason why government should be limited.The Freeman, October 1974, pp. 612-613
- [+]Wreaking Hobbes on Mankind (Review)Against the Imperial Judiciary, by Matthew J. Franck
- Against the Imperial Judiciary by Matthew J. Franck
The Independent Review, Summer 1997, pp. 120-124 - The Supreme Court's Constitution (1987)An Inquiry Into Judicial Review and Its Impact on Society2 Reviews, 1 Readable
- The Taking Issue...Nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation.The Freeman, August 1974, pp. 464-466
- Zoning Misuses Land and Other ResourcesPublic regulators are not bound to serve consumers efficiently.The Freeman, August 1975, pp. 461-462
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