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October 5, 2015
Forbes

Russia Follows U.S. Script and Intervenes in Syria: Vladimir Putin Wrecks Washington’s Mideast Plans
… American terrorists to power. The Assad regime is bathed in blood, but U.S. officials cannot credibly claim that their policy will yield a better result. Washington has intervened repeatedly in the Middle East, with almost uniformly disastrous consequences. “Do …
By Doug Bandow
October 4, 2015
USA Today

Trump Exploits Rational Political Ignorance
… spectrum. Decades of survey data show that most Americans have low levels of political knowledge. For example, an Annenberg Public Policy Center survey taken during the 2014 campaign, which decided control of Congress, found that only 38% knew which party …
By Ilya Somin
October 2, 2015
Blog

Mismatch Between 20th Century Trade Negotiations and 21st Century Trade Threatens TTIP’s Success
The old model for trade negotiations is no longer functional in a world where trade is dominated by intermediate goods trade along global value chains.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 2, 2015
Blog

Waste in Military Purchasing
The problem with Pentagon procurement is not just that federal officials deceive taxpayers about the costs of projects, but also that many cancelled projects—which never should have been started—end up throwing billions of dollars down the drain.
By Chris Edwards
October 2, 2015
Cato Online Forum

The Nature of Trade Negotiations Must Evolve to Better Reflect 21st Century Trade
… Policy Research Working Paper 5517. Washington DC: The World Bank.Hoekman, Bernard M., and Selina Jackson (2013), “Reinvigorating the trade policy agenda: Think supply chain!”. VoxEU, available at: http://www.voxeu.org/article/reinvigorating-trade-policy-agenda-think-s…Kommerskollegium …
By Per Altenberg
October 1, 2015
Blog

Europe Must Abide TTIP’s Geopolitical and Security Implications
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 1, 2015
Cato Online Forum

The Huge Geopolitical and Security Implications of TTIP
By Judy Dempsey
September 30, 2015
The Hill (Online)

Time for the IRS to Come Clean
For four years, the IRS has been stonewalling Congress’ efforts to determine what agency officials knew.
By Michael F. Cannon
September 30, 2015
Blog

Gholz Recognized for His Work on Political Economy
Gholz concludes that the conventional wisdom regarding the economic threat international tension poses to neutral states is “often exaggerated.”
By Christopher A. Preble
September 30, 2015
Blog

The $4,000 Suit and the Benefits of Exchange
After 10 months of intense labor, a manwas unable to come close to matching the quality and price of a suit that he could procure through the free market.
By Chelsea Follett
September 30, 2015
TownHall.com

A Strong Fair Use Provision Could Help Balance the TPP’s Copyright Rules
IP rules in trade agreements reflect not what the law really is but what certain industries want it to be.
By K. William Watson
September 30, 2015
StarTribune

Relax, Minnesota: REAL ID Deadline Isn’t for Real
The threat of thwarting travelers from states that aren’t in compliance with the federal law is (still) an empty one.
By Jim Harper
September 29, 2015
Blog

Syria at the UN General Assembly
The United States and Russia disagree about Syria. But it’s mostly about means, not about ends.
By Emma Ashford
September 29, 2015
Blog

To Russia with Love: Why Obama Should Be Glad Russia Is Getting Involved in Syria
Russia’s engagement in Syria will not weaken U.S. influence in the Middle East. In fact, it helps the U.S. position.
By A. Trevor Thrall
September 29, 2015
Washington Times

Global Tax Bullies
The United States has become a global, irresponsible financial bully.
By Richard W. Rahn

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Russia Follows U.S. Script and Intervenes in Syria: Vladimir Putin Wrecks Washington’s Mideast Plans

Trump Exploits Rational Political Ignorance

Mismatch Between 20th Century Trade Negotiations and 21st Century Trade Threatens TTIP’s Success

Waste in Military Purchasing

The Nature of Trade Negotiations Must Evolve to Better Reflect 21st Century Trade

Europe Must Abide TTIP’s Geopolitical and Security Implications

The Huge Geopolitical and Security Implications of TTIP

Time for the IRS to Come Clean

Gholz Recognized for His Work on Political Economy

The $4,000 Suit and the Benefits of Exchange

A Strong Fair Use Provision Could Help Balance the TPP’s Copyright Rules

Relax, Minnesota: REAL ID Deadline Isn’t for Real

Syria at the UN General Assembly

To Russia with Love: Why Obama Should Be Glad Russia Is Getting Involved in Syria

Global Tax Bullies