Hans F. SennholzCapitalismSocialismEconomic DevelopmentPrivatizationProperty RightsMurray RothbardStatismExternalitiesIndustrial RevolutionEntrepreneurshipLiberalismThomas MalthusCollectivismLudwig von MisesProfit and LossCommunismUncertaintyLionel Robbins
Table of Contents · 34 segments
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Front Matter and Publication Detailsfront_matter
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Table of Contentstable_of_contents
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Table of Contents: Part IV and Introductionchapter
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Wilderness Cathedrals and the Public Goodessay
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Take Back the Environmentessay
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Attack in the Adirondacksessay
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A Checklist for Healthy Skepticsessay
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Footnote 13 and Introduction to The Worst Pollutersessay
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Pollution in Socialist and Communist Economiesessay
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Property Rights and the Legal History of Pollutionessay
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Conclusion: Man and Natureessay
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Overpopulation: The Perennial Mythessay
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Human Rights, Animal Rights, and Friends of the Earthessay
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Private Property Rights: An Endangered Speciesessay
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Elephants and Ivoryessay
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Ecology, Socialism, and Capitalismessay
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The Toxicity of Environmentalismessay
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The Environmental Ethic and its Criticsessay
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Why Socialism Causes Pollutionessay
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Socialist Pollution: The Soviet Unionessay
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Environmental Consequences in China and Eastern Europeessay
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United States: Public Sector Pollutionessay
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Policy Implications: Property Rights and the Tragedy of the Commonsessay
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Notes for Section IIIfootnotes
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Privatization: Best Hope for a Vanishing Wildernessessay
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Case Studies in Private Conservationessay
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Making Every Drop Count: The Case for Water Marketsessay
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Aquaculture: The Birth of an Industryessay
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What Garbage Crisis?essay
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Pollution Control and Biblical Justiceessay
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Conclusion and Footnotes for Biblical Principles of Pollution Controlfootnotes