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To Promote Peace: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Mid-1980s; To Promote Prosperity: U.S. Domestic Policy in the Mid-1980s

Edited by Dennis L. Bark
Edited by John H. Moore
Reviewed by By Gaddis Smith
Fall 1984
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Edited by Dennis L. Bark
Hoover Press
1984
298 pp.
$19.95
Edited by John H. Moore
Hoover Press
1984
429 pp.
$19.95

The 39 essays in these companion volumes can be read as position papers for a second Reagan Administration. The authors in the first volume generally favor larger military expenditures and greater assertiveness toward the Soviet Union. Those in the second volume are for low taxes, reduced welfare activity by the government, and deregulation.