Edward H. Crane

Edward H. Crane est un libéral américain, d'orientation conservatrice. Il fut président du Cato Institute de 1977 à 2012.

Publications

• 1973, "Libertarian Party Correspondent", Reason, Vol 5, n°5, September

• 1989, "Crisis and Opportunity in China", In: James A. Dorn, Wang XI, dir., "Economic Reform in China. problems and Prospects", Chicago: Chicago University Press, ppix-xii

• 1990, "Term Limits for a Citizen Legislature", Vital Speeches, vol 15, December, pp147—148

• 1991,
  • a. "A Market-Liberal Think Tank", Cato Policy Report, Vol 13, n°6, November-December, p2
  • b. "Corporate Giving: The Case for Enlightened Self-Interest", The Freeman, November, Vol 41, n°11

• 1994,
  • a. avec Roger Pilon, dir., The Politics and Law of Term Limits, Washington, D.C.: Cato Institute
  • b. Defending Civil Society, Cato’s Letter no. 8. Washington: Cato Institute

• 1995, dir. "Speaking Freely: The Public Interest in Unfettered Speech", The Media Institute

• 1997, A Failure of Leadership, Cato Policy Report, mai/juin

• 1998, Introduction, In: Leonard Read, Anything That's Peaceful, Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.: Foundation for Economic Education, ppix-xii

Littérature secondaire

• 1996, Matthew Carolan, commentaire du livre de Edward Crane, dir., "Speaking Freely: The Public Interest in Unfettered Speech", The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, June, Vol 46, n°6, pp468-469

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