Search

60,177 results found

Sort By:

Best Match | Newest

June 27, 2016
National Interest (Online)

16 Reasons to Celebrate Brexit’s Win
… separation with maturity unusual for politicians, especially those in Brussels. Europeans should apply the important lessons learned in changing EU policy and operations. The Brits must unilaterally follow an outward economic and political policy. None of these will be easy …
By Doug Bandow
June 27, 2016
Cato.org

ACLU Fights Dems’ Dishonest War on Due Process
By Nat Hentoff and Nick Hentoff
June 27, 2016
Blog

TransCanada Pushes Ahead with Its NAFTA Complaint
These cases take a long time.
By Simon Lester
June 26, 2016
Times of India

Swamy Plays Spoiler as Modi Woos Diaspora
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
June 24, 2016
Globe Asia

Venezuela vs. Ecuador (Chavismo vs. Chavismo Dollarized)
By Steve H. Hanke
June 24, 2016
Blog

House Republican Tax Plan
House Republicans have released a proposal for major tax reform.
By Chris Edwards
June 24, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Brexit Is Bad News for the EU — Not Britain
… is the point of being able to choose between two or more candidates if none of them can effect specific policy changes? What is the point of having a vote if the real decisionmakers are unelected, unknown and unaccountable? Over …
By Marian L. Tupy
June 24, 2016
Forbes

Britain Exits the European Union: Will the EU Survive and Should America Care If It Does?
If the shock of Brexit isn’t enough to get the Eurocrats’ attention, nothing will.
By Doug Bandow
June 24, 2016
Blog

Friday Flashback: Free Banking and Classical Liberalism, a Potted History
By Lawrence H. White
June 23, 2016
Blog

MIT’s Barry Posen Makes the Case for Restraint
Military power is a blunt and costly instrument, not a scalpel that can perform precise, strategic operations.
By Travis Evans
June 23, 2016
Blog

A Visit to Historic Governors Island
Historic Governors Island was once a U.S. Army facility, and later a Coast Guard station. It’s now a popular public park for New York City.
By Christopher A. Preble
June 23, 2016
China-US Focus

How to Win China’s Aid on North Korea: Stop Forcing Beijing to Choose between the U.S. and the North
If the administration hopes to enlist Beijing’s aid, it needs to make possible a compromise outcome which respects the PRC’s interests.
By Doug Bandow
June 22, 2016
National Review (Online)

Income Inequality: Looking at the Numbers
The candidates don’t seem to know it, but we’re already soaking the rich.
By Michael D. Tanner
June 22, 2016
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

Britain’s Democracy Is a Sham
The people of Europe are sick and tired of being ignored, and none more so than the British.
By Marian L. Tupy
June 22, 2016
Blog

On the Road
If you haven’t heard much from me on these pages of late, it’s because I spent most of the last two weeks traveling back and forth, and so had little time for blogging.
By George Selgin

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

16 Reasons to Celebrate Brexit’s Win

ACLU Fights Dems’ Dishonest War on Due Process

TransCanada Pushes Ahead with Its NAFTA Complaint

Swamy Plays Spoiler as Modi Woos Diaspora

Venezuela vs. Ecuador (Chavismo vs. Chavismo Dollarized)

House Republican Tax Plan

Brexit Is Bad News for the EU — Not Britain

Britain Exits the European Union: Will the EU Survive and Should America Care If It Does?

Friday Flashback: Free Banking and Classical Liberalism, a Potted History

MIT’s Barry Posen Makes the Case for Restraint

A Visit to Historic Governors Island

How to Win China’s Aid on North Korea: Stop Forcing Beijing to Choose between the U.S. and the North

Income Inequality: Looking at the Numbers

Britain’s Democracy Is a Sham

On the Road