Barry Bruce-Briggs

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Appearances

Author or coauthor of the following books

Articles

  • A comparative survey of twelve American cities (Hudson Institute, 1972)
  • The future of housing and urban development policy, (Hudson Institute, 1972)
  • Suburban Warfare, Military Review, June 1974)
  • Against the Neo-Malthusians, Commentary, July 1974}
  • Should Heroin Be Legalized? New York Affairs, Fall 1974
  • Changing values and attitudes in U.S. history (Hudson Institute, 1974)
  • Land Use and the Environment" (Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1975)
  • The Great Classrom Debacle, Wall Street Journal, July 20, 1976.
  • The Great American Gun War (The Public Interest; No. 45 Fall 1976; 37-62)
  • The population of the U.S., 1976-2000 (Hudson Institute, 1976)
  • The Politics of Planning: A Review and Critique of Centralized Economic Planning (Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1976)
  • `Child Care': The Fiscal Time Bomb (The Public Interest, Fall 1977.
  • The political milieu of the Reagan administration (Hudson Institute, 1980)
  • The minimum wage muddle (League for Industrial Democracy, 1981)
  • Myths of public opinion (Hudson Institute, 1981)
  • Fundamentals of U.S. maritime strategy at the end of the 20th century (Hudson Institute, 1982)
  • The twilight of free trade (American Policy Institute, 1983)
  • The Dangerous Folly Called Theory Z, Fortune, May 17, 1882.
  • Disarmament movements in America and Europe (Hudson Institute, 1983)
  • Showdown at Newburgh (Army 34, Jul 1984)
  • The Myth of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff, U.S. Industrial Council, 1987.
  • The Health Police are Blowing Smoke, Fortune, April 25, 1988]
  • Another Ride on Tricycle. Intelligence and National Security, April 1992}
  • Peter Williamson: Faker, Northern Scotland, 2004}

References

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