Terry L. Anderson is Executive Director of the Political Economy Research Center (PERC), in Bozeman, Montana and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Donald R. Leal is a Senior Associate at PERC, editor or author of three books, and contributing author to six books that cover various aspects of environmental policy.

• Visions of the Environment * Rethinking the Way We Think * From Free Grass to Fences * From Barbed Wire to Red Tape * Bureaucracy vs. Environmentalism * Inside Our Outdoor Policy * Harmonizing Ecology and Energy * Priming the Invisible Pump * Homesteading the Oceans * Marketing Garbage * The Global Commons Debate * Calling on Communities * Purity vs. Pragmatism

Terry L. Anderson is Executive Director of the Political Economy Research Center (PERC), in Bozeman, Montana and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Donald R. Leal is a Senior Associate at PERC, editor or author of three books, and contributing author to six books that cover various aspects of environmental policy.

• Visions of the Environment * Rethinking the Way We Think * From Free Grass to Fences * From Barbed Wire to Red Tape * Bureaucracy vs. Environmentalism * Inside Our Outdoor Policy * Harmonizing Ecology and Energy * Priming the Invisible Pump * Homesteading the Oceans * Marketing Garbage * The Global Commons Debate * Calling on Communities * Purity vs. Pragmatism

Terry L. Anderson is Executive Director of the Political Economy Research Center (PERC), in Bozeman, Montana and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Donald R. Leal is a Senior Associate at PERC, editor or author of three books, and contributing author to six books that cover various aspects of environmental policy.

• Visions of the Environment * Rethinking the Way We Think * From Free Grass to Fences * From Barbed Wire to Red Tape * Bureaucracy vs. Environmentalism * Inside Our Outdoor Policy * Harmonizing Ecology and Energy * Priming the Invisible Pump * Homesteading the Oceans * Marketing Garbage * The Global Commons Debate * Calling on Communities * Purity vs. Pragmatism