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September 12, 2019
The Hill (Online)

US Meddling in Hong Kong Could Trigger a Tragedy
… mere bystander in Hong Kong for years. Among other steps, it has taken advantage of Hong Kong’s surprisingly open policy toward political activities by foreign organizations to distribute financial grants to an array of groups working to preserve “democratic …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 12, 2019
Daily Telegraph

The US Political Free Trade Vacuum
… Democrats sharply in an anti‐free trade direction too. Elizabeth Warren likes to consider herself the “wonky” candidate, immersed in policy detail and her trade platform is instructive about where the heart of Democratic thinking currently lies. Though not tariff …
By Ryan Bourne
September 12, 2019
Free Trade Bulletin

No. 74
Of Precedent and Persuasion: The Crucial Role of an Appeals Court in WTO Disputes
By Simon Lester and James Bacchus
September 11, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Challenging the Friends of Endless War
Featuring Stephen Wertheim and Caleb O. Brown
September 10, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Bolton Ends Tenure as National Security Advisor
What opportunities for better foreign policy emerge in John Bolton’s departure from the White House? Eric Gomez and Chris Preble comment.
Featuring Eric Gomez, Christopher A. Preble, and Caleb O. Brown
September 10, 2019
Blog

Inside America’s Worst Financial Crisis: Gold, the Real Bills Doctrine, and the Fed
… and Richard H. Timberlake deliver a compelling critique of the U.S. central bank’s once‐central theory on monetary policy: the Real Bills Doctrine. Theirs is the first full‐length treatise on the doctrine and its formative role in …
By Amanda Griffiths
September 6, 2019
China-US Focus

China as Regional Peacemaker: Eliminating Fears of Conflicts to Come
… of bringing the economic conflict to a close. The PRC can’t be expected to give up its independent economic policy—after all, the U.S. also routinely intervenes in and manipulates markets—but it should address serious questions involving …
By Doug Bandow
September 5, 2019
Blog

How to “Salvage Community” after Military Base Closure
The idea that base closures are always devestating for a community doesn’t hold up when the data is analyzed. Recovery is possible, and common.
By Christopher A. Preble
September 5, 2019
Politico Europe

The Deep Roots of Italy’s Coalition Chaos
The state of Italian politics right now isn’t just the result of the ambition and fecklessness of individual politicians.
By Alberto Mingardi
September 5, 2019
The American Conservative

South Korea and Japan: a Mutual Loathing the U.S. Can’t Fix
There is too much history here. Maybe it’s time for their longtime benefactor to step away.
By Doug Bandow
September 5, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Can the President Order Companies to Stop Doing Business in China?
Featuring Gene Healy and Caleb O. Brown
September 3, 2019
Blog

The Trump Administration Misses the Point Again about Burden-Sharing
Greater financial burden-sharing by Washington’s allies will not improve the much more important risk-benefit calculation.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 2, 2019
Forbes.com

Hayek on Argentina’s Capital Controls
By Steve H. Hanke
September 1, 2019
National Interest (Online)

World War II Turns 80 Today. The Aftermath Changed America Forever.
The American republic disappeared long ago, leaving a half-hearted, bungling semi-empire which views the entire world as its sphere of interest.
By Doug Bandow
August 30, 2019
The Telegraph

If Britain Is to Succeed Post-Brexit, It Must Be Open to Creative Destruction
By Ryan Bourne

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US Meddling in Hong Kong Could Trigger a Tragedy

The US Political Free Trade Vacuum

Of Precedent and Persuasion: The Crucial Role of an Appeals Court in WTO Disputes

Challenging the Friends of Endless War

Bolton Ends Tenure as National Security Advisor

Inside America’s Worst Financial Crisis: Gold, the Real Bills Doctrine, and the Fed

China as Regional Peacemaker: Eliminating Fears of Conflicts to Come

How to “Salvage Community” after Military Base Closure

The Deep Roots of Italy’s Coalition Chaos

South Korea and Japan: a Mutual Loathing the U.S. Can’t Fix

Can the President Order Companies to Stop Doing Business in China?

The Trump Administration Misses the Point Again about Burden-Sharing

Hayek on Argentina’s Capital Controls

World War II Turns 80 Today. The Aftermath Changed America Forever.

If Britain Is to Succeed Post-Brexit, It Must Be Open to Creative Destruction