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December 2, 2015
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Dollarization Is Hurting Ecuador? Don’t Believe It
… enormously popular. Even President Rafael Correa, who has complained that dollarization is a “straitjacket” because it prevents expertly managed monetary policy (this is in fact its greatest virtue), promises not to undo dollarization. This background is useful for considering a …
By Lawrence H. White
December 2, 2015
Forbes

Why Is America in NATO? Adding Montenegro as Another Meaningless Facebook Friend
Why does NATO exist? Certainly not to defend American security. After all, the North Atlantic alliance’s latest policy move is to invite Montenegro to join. Montenegro split off from Serbia a few years ago, after the other Yugoslav republics …
By Doug Bandow
December 2, 2015
ASIL Insights

Vol. 19 No. 26
The TPP’s Contribution to Public International Law
By Simon Lester
December 2, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Zoning Rules!
Featuring William A. Fischel and Caleb O. Brown
December 1, 2015
Blog

America Is Winning Burma’s “Great Game” between the U.S. and China
… reverse democratization even if it wanted to. Which means China no longer is the essential investor. The PRC has noticed. Policy analysts and university students alike have complained to me that the U.S. was undermining Beijing’s relationship with …
By Doug Bandow
December 1, 2015
China-US Focus

Playing the “Great Game” between U.S. and China in Burma
… for new friends, most recently in Moscow. For Burma, opening to the West was the answer. Seemingly locked into a policy, which had delivered few practical results, the U.S. and Europe were quick to claim success and switch direction …
By Doug Bandow
December 1, 2015
Forbes

Sliding Back into War in Iraq: President Obama Apparently Forgot He Once Opposed This Conflict
… hitting only ISIL targets.” In fact, Vladimir Putin’s single‐mindedness is the greatest, and perhaps only, strength of his policy. He has one primary objective and is doing everything to achieve it: sustain Syria’s President Bashar al‐Assad …
By Doug Bandow
December 1, 2015
Forbes

Can Narendra Modi Restart India’s Faltering Economic Revolution? Making Delhi the Next Great Power
His government has not delivered much change.
By Doug Bandow
December 1, 2015
TIME

Obama Should Stay out of the Turkey-Russia Crisis
A better strategy against ISIS would be to focus on our intelligence and homeland security measures.
By A. Trevor Thrall
November 30, 2015
Blog

Honoring the Man Who Prevented the Second Korean War
Kim Young-sam, rest in peace.
By Doug Bandow
November 30, 2015
Blog

Everything You Need to Know about Deductions, Loopholes, and Special-Interest Tax Provisions
Let’s set out a set of guiding principles for the elimination of tax loopholes and the creation of a neutral tax system.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 30, 2015
Huffington Post

Can Authoritarian China Keep Its Economic Miracle Going?
China has come far. But it has even further to go.
By Doug Bandow
November 28, 2015
Orange County Register

NSA Bungling Deserves Scrutiny
In the wake of the latest tragedies in Paris, the key questions raised by ‘A Good American’ are relevant and timely.
By Patrick G. Eddington
November 26, 2015
Forbes

Laying South Korea’s Kim Young-Sam to Rest: Former President Stopped Second Korean War
Kim Young-sam’s most important legacy probably was preserving peace on the Korean peninsula.
By Doug Bandow
November 25, 2015
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Dear Mr. President: It’s Time to Ignore the Polls on Syrian Refugees
By A. Trevor Thrall

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Dollarization Is Hurting Ecuador? Don’t Believe It

Why Is America in NATO? Adding Montenegro as Another Meaningless Facebook Friend

The TPP’s Contribution to Public International Law

Zoning Rules!

America Is Winning Burma’s “Great Game” between the U.S. and China

Playing the “Great Game” between U.S. and China in Burma

Sliding Back into War in Iraq: President Obama Apparently Forgot He Once Opposed This Conflict

Can Narendra Modi Restart India’s Faltering Economic Revolution? Making Delhi the Next Great Power

Obama Should Stay out of the Turkey-Russia Crisis

Honoring the Man Who Prevented the Second Korean War

Everything You Need to Know about Deductions, Loopholes, and Special-Interest Tax Provisions

Can Authoritarian China Keep Its Economic Miracle Going?

NSA Bungling Deserves Scrutiny

Laying South Korea’s Kim Young-Sam to Rest: Former President Stopped Second Korean War

Dear Mr. President: It’s Time to Ignore the Polls on Syrian Refugees