Volume 96: Issue 6

• Book Reviews & Notices

  Public Choice Revisited

  • Daniel A. Farber
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Takeover: German Reunification Under a Magnifying Glass

  • Mathias Reimann
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Toward a Constitutional Kleptocracy: Civil Forfeiture in America

  • Stephan B. Herpel
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Police and Thieves

  • Rosanna Cavallaro
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Retroactive Trials and Justice

  • Stephan Landsman
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Other

  The Book Review Issue: An Owner’s Guide

  • Carl E. Schneider
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  How Many Libertarians Does it Take to Fix the Health Care System?

  • Thomas L. Greaney
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Review of Caring for Justice, by Robin West

  • Michael T. Cahill
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Color Line of Punishment

  • Jerome H. Skolnick
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  “We the People” and Our Enduring Values

  • Susan Bandes
  • Published: May, 1998
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Review of The Appearance of Impropriety: How the Ethics Wars Have Undermined American Government, Business, and Society, by Peter W. Morgan and Glenn H. Reynolds.

  • Jordan B. Hansell
  • Published: May, 1998
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