The conservative explanation for the persistence of poverty-that liberal social programs have created with disincentives-explains very little of the poverty that exists. It has gained acceptance because liberal anti-poverty efforts have been based on flawed understanding of the problem that...

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 The Failure of Free-Market Liberty -- 2 Freedom and the Promise of Economic Opportunity -- 3 Guidelines for American Social Policy -- 4 Education, Social Security, and Welfare Assistance -- 5 Freedom and Our Protection from Wrongful Harm -- 6...

As a corollary to Robert Angell's measures of world order, this article examines nation-state differences in support for world order as a function of learning through involvement in the United Nations. Differences in national support for world order are analyzed in terms of "role-taking" and...