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November 2, 2015
American Conservative

Is Empire Inevitable?
… expect Bremmer to be the stereotypical Indispensable American. He is a member in good standing of a U.S. foreign‐policy elite that consistently makes the case for interventionism. Then again, policymakers and pundits sometimes lapse into the middle ground …
By Christopher A. Preble
November 2, 2015
Blog

Transatlantic Regulatory Cooperation: Possible, But Don’t Bet the House
Gregory Shaffer: “Regulatory barriers to trade can be more pernicious and more difficult to reduce than tariff barriers because they often reflect certain cultural values and preferences, and there are often more interests vested in the status quo.”
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 31, 2015
Blog

The Courage to Refuse
… Lehman Brothers has been thrown into serious doubt, and yet Lehman Brothers lives, a tribute to the Fed’s new policy. Lewis wrote in June 2008. And he was far from being alone in his sentiments. (See also Joe Nocera …
By George Selgin
October 30, 2015
Blog

More Mission Creep in an Illegal War
Sooner or later, we’ll have cause to regret the normalization of perpetual presidential war, but any congressional debate we get will occur only after the damage has already been done.
By Gene Healy
October 30, 2015
Blog

GMOs and the EU Parliament
The EU still has some distance to go to achieve that degree of individual liberty and consumer choice.
By Daniel R. Pearson
October 30, 2015
Blog

Zombie Corporate Welfare
Perhaps in anticipation of Halloween, two components of corporate welfare have been doing their best impression of a Hollywood monster that refuses to die.
By Charles Hughes
October 30, 2015
Time.com

Obama’s Syria Strategy Is Doomed to Fail
Instead, the U.S. should focus on containing ISIS and helping the refugees.
By Emma Ashford
October 30, 2015
Cato Online Forum

TTIP and Regulatory Governance: Building from the Past
By Gregory Shaffer
October 30, 2015
Blog

The TPP Is Already Poised to Grow
Half a dozen governments in the region have expressed interest in joining an agreement they haven’t seen and had no role in drafting.
By K. William Watson
October 30, 2015
Huffington Post

The New Propaganda
Authoritarian regimes today routinely use the trappings of democracy and the latest technology to stifle liberty.
By Ian Vásquez
October 29, 2015
Blog

About Those Social Security “Promises”
The ‘promises’ with Social Security always came with an asterisk. Congress has made changes to the law in the past and can do so at any time.
By Charles Hughes
October 29, 2015
Blog

First Thoughts on the TPP’s IP Chapter
Not good, but not horrible.
By K. William Watson
October 29, 2015
Testimony

U.S. National Security Strategy after Primacy: Resilience, Self-Reliance, and Restraint
By Christopher A. Preble
October 29, 2015
Blog

The Ted Cruz Tax Plan: A Pro-Growth Restructuring of the Internal Revenue Code, but with One Worrisome Feature
Notwithstanding my concern about the VAT, Senator Cruz has put forth a plan that would be enormously beneficial to the American economy.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 29, 2015
The Hill (Online)

Food and Witches to Burn
There is literally nothing good coming out of our ethanol binge.
By Patrick J. Michaels

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Is Empire Inevitable?

Transatlantic Regulatory Cooperation: Possible, But Don’t Bet the House

The Courage to Refuse

More Mission Creep in an Illegal War

GMOs and the EU Parliament

Zombie Corporate Welfare

Obama’s Syria Strategy Is Doomed to Fail

TTIP and Regulatory Governance: Building from the Past

The TPP Is Already Poised to Grow

The New Propaganda

About Those Social Security “Promises”

First Thoughts on the TPP’s IP Chapter

U.S. National Security Strategy after Primacy: Resilience, Self-Reliance, and Restraint

The Ted Cruz Tax Plan: A Pro-Growth Restructuring of the Internal Revenue Code, but with One Worrisome Feature

Food and Witches to Burn