This year is the centennial of the National Forest System. Its custodian, the U.S. Forest Service, manages 191 million acres of national forest and rangeland. That’s equal to Texas and Louisiana combined. When founded the Forest Service was intended to be a model of good government in the old progressive model of benevolent despotism—rule by […]
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The federal Endangered Species Act itself may soon be endangered. Throughout the American West, the law now threatens to devastate entire economies based upon altering nature – logging, mining, damming rivers. And many environmentalists are gloating. They are using the grizzly, the wolf and the salmon – symbolically some of America’s most important creatures – […]
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Bozeman, Montana, a town with 30,000 people, contains a modest supermarket that offers valuable lessons. This store has tens of thousands of items of various sizes and brands, generic labels, and bulk products. Competition for the consumer’s dollar occurs among this and other stores, brands within the store, and different products within individual brands. Among […]
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Pacific Research Institute, January, 1990, John A. Baden contributing author and editor (with Donald Leal).Available through Amazon Books.
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Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, September, 1984, John Baden, contributing author and editor.Available through Amazon Books.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger Press, 1983, John A. Baden and Richard L. Stroup.Available through Amazon Books.
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Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1981, John A. Baden, contributing author and editor (with Richard L. Stroup).Available through Amazon Books.
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Washington, D.C.: Heritage Foundation, 1980, John Baden, contributing author and editor.
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