Contents Pages by Subject
Economics: Agorism
An ideology which asserts that the Libertarian philosophical position occurs in the real world in practice as Counter-Economics.
Edited By: Ernest Hancock
Economy - Economics USA
Money, materials, or labor produced or purchased within the U.S., and the regulation and restraints by the state. We cover economics as well as free
Edited By: Powell Gammill
Education: Government Schools
Public school education produced by government using tax dollars.
Edited By: Ernest Hancock
Education: Private Religious Schools
Private school education produced by religious institutions charging tuition.
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Education: Private Secular Schools and Home School
Private school education produced by home schooling parents or secular institutions charging tuition.
Edited By: Ernest Hancock
Egypt
Egypt's survival and evolution after the revolution against Mubarak and attempts to establish a new (better?) government. US is involved mainly th
Edited By: Leon Felkins
Eminent Domain
The US Constitution requires that just compensation be paid when the power of eminent domain is used, and requires "public use" of the prope
Edited By: Ernest Hancock
Employee and Employer Relations
Employee and employer interactions in the workplace: union and non-union.
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Employment & Jobs
Anything effecting the creation and maintenance of jobs, including government policies, restrictions, taxes, licensing, burdens, demands and regulatio
Edited By: Powell Gammill
Energy
Energy sources, costs, policies, production and consumption and its regulation by government.
Edited By: Ernest Hancock
Entertainment: Concerts - Theatre - Events
Concerts, theater and events: upcoming and reviews
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Entertainment: Movies
Movies, the people that make them, the people that watch them and the cultures effected by them.
Edited By: Powell Gammill
Entertainment: Music
Music is an art form whose medium is sound. Common elements of music are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm (and its associated concepts
Edited By: Sharlene Holt
Entertainment: Night Life - Night Clubs
Night life, clubbing, night clubs, dancing, partying, raves, drinking
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Entertainment: Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor recreation events. Having fun outside: hiking, camping, riding, boating, etc.
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Entertainment: Television (TV)
Anything having to do with television, including the so called news.
Edited By: Powell Gammill
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is a process through which individuals identify opportunities, allocate resources, and create value. This creation of value is often
Edited By: Powell Gammill
Environment
Environment: science, history, conditions, pollution and regulation by government interacting with nature.
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