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May 29, 2015
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ISIS and Saudi Sectarianism
… sectarian divide, which is worsened not only by domestic repression, but by the propaganda supporting Saudi Arabia’s activist foreign policy in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere. Saudi rulers should remember that sectarianism, though convenient for political purposes, also carries substantial …
By Emma Ashford
May 29, 2015
Blog

The Folly of Centralized Spending
… very far from reality,” says Jacek Krawczyk, a former chairman of LOT Polish airlines who advises the EU on aviation policy through its European Economic and Social Committee. Szymany adds to a burgeoning supply of costly new airports across Poland …
By Chris Edwards
May 29, 2015
Vice’s Motherboard

Don’t (Just) Let the Sun Go Down on Patriot Powers
‘Sunset the Patriot Act’ makes for an appealing slogan, the fact remains that the vast majority of the Patriot Act is permanent.
By Julian Sanchez
May 28, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Liberty in the UK in 2015
Featuring Mark Littlewood and Caleb O. Brown
May 28, 2015
Blog

Proven Reforms to Restrain Leviathan
… 2009 and 2014. But the problem, I suggested, is that it is very difficult to convince politicians to sustain good policy on a long‐run basis. The gains of good policy (such as what was achieved in the 1990s) can …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
May 28, 2015
Reason.com

NSA Surveillance Programs Are a Cancer on the Constitution
Will Congress act decisively to end unconstitutional executive branch overreach?
By Patrick G. Eddington
May 28, 2015
Blog

Republicans Should Welcome Trade’s “Burgeoning Bromance”
By Daniel J. Ikenson
May 28, 2015
Blog

Is the TPP a Huge Deal or No Big Deal?
The TPP’s economic value hinges on how well it reduces existing trade barriers, something we won’t know until the negotiations are completed.
By K. William Watson
May 28, 2015
Blog

Free Trade Is Good for Poor People
… them — are much more likely to support trade liberalization. Trade is thus one of the best examples of how public policy in the United States is often much more responsive to the preferences of the wealthy than to those of …
By Simon Lester
May 28, 2015
Blog

Paid Leave’s Effects on Job Prospects
Balancing the challenges of working while raising children is difficult, but having the government force employers to provide additional maternal and childcare benefit is the wrong approach.
By Nicole Kaeding
Spring/Summer 2015
Cato Journal

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A Nation Wholly Free: The Elimination of the National Debt in the Age of Jackson
By Chris Edwards
May 27, 2015
Blog

Corporate Welfare by James T. Bennett
Hopefully, Bennett’s stomach-turning stories will convince more people of the evils of crony capitalism.
By Chris Edwards
Spring/Summer 2015
Cato Journal

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Current Evidence on the Resource Costs of Irredeemable Paper Money
By Tyler Watts and Lukas Snyder
Spring/Summer 2015
Cato Journal

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The Swiss Experiment: From the Lower Bound to Flexible Exchange Rates
By Peter Bernholz
May 27, 2015
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United States Should not Confront China over Other Nations’ Territorial Disputes
In most of East Asia’s territorial controversies, America’s interests are peripheral and Washington should play a minor role.
By Doug Bandow

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ISIS and Saudi Sectarianism

The Folly of Centralized Spending

Don’t (Just) Let the Sun Go Down on Patriot Powers

Liberty in the UK in 2015

Proven Reforms to Restrain Leviathan

NSA Surveillance Programs Are a Cancer on the Constitution

Republicans Should Welcome Trade’s “Burgeoning Bromance”

Is the TPP a Huge Deal or No Big Deal?

Free Trade Is Good for Poor People

Paid Leave’s Effects on Job Prospects

A Nation Wholly Free: The Elimination of the National Debt in the Age of Jackson

Corporate Welfare by James T. Bennett

Current Evidence on the Resource Costs of Irredeemable Paper Money

The Swiss Experiment: From the Lower Bound to Flexible Exchange Rates

United States Should not Confront China over Other Nations’ Territorial Disputes