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July 21, 2013
Times of India

Tribals Finally Get Land Rights, Using GPS Technology
A massive country-wide effort is needed to empower of millions of tribals, making them masters of their own plots and community land.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
July 20, 2013
Irish Times

Terror Campaign Directed at Smoking Applies a Faulty Logic
… EU health commissioner Tonio Borg also wants to mandate gruesome, super‐sized warnings on cigarette packets. Though fear is both policymakers’ weapon of choice for stopping people from smoking, it simply won’t work. The empirically anaemic theory behind cigarette …
By Patrick Basham
July 19, 2013
Business Standard

China’s Statist Turn II: The ‘Development’ Bank
… the main instrument for channeling China’s infrastructure spending, as well as a major instrument of China’s economic foreign policy. China’s Super bank, an important book by two China‐based Bloomberg journalists, Henry Sanderson and Michael Forsythe, dissects …
By Deepak Lal
July 19, 2013
The International Economy

Free Trade Revolution
… years to come CONSTITUTIONAL VISIONS OF FREE TRADEIn the early days of the free trade debate, free trade as a policy was simply a contrast with protectionism. Protectionists wanted to shield domestic producers from foreign competition; free traders wanted that …
By Simon Lester
July 18, 2013
Globe Asia

Troubled Currencies
By Steve H. Hanke
July 18, 2013
Blog

Battling Protectionism in the States
By Sallie James
July 18, 2013
National Interest (Online)

Mexican Drug Lord Captured—So What?
The celebrations are at a minimum premature and in all likelihood unwarranted.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 17, 2013
Testimony

Small Business Tax Reform
By Chris Edwards
July 17, 2013
The Umlaut

Mechanism Design in the Venetian Republic
The study of Venice’s peculiar political institutions is valuable for our thinking about reform of Western political institutions.
By Dalibor Rohac
July 16, 2013
Blog

My Part in the Great Right-Wing Conspiracy
By George Selgin
July 16, 2013
Blog

Will Changing of the (Political) Guard Bring Reform to Qatar?
Qatar has gained influence but risks blowback from its increasingly violent intervention abroad.
By Doug Bandow
July 16, 2013
Blog

Will Congress Block Military Aid to the Syrian Rebels?
Though it might not succeed, some members of Congress take their responsibility seriously when it comes to the power to wage war.
By Christopher A. Preble
July 16, 2013
Blog

Subtle as a Sledgehammer
More on the farm bill.
By Sallie James
July 16, 2013
Washington Times

Flat Tax? Sales Tax? Value-Added Tax?
The gasoline tax, charging the user as far as he goes, may be the perfect tax.
By Richard W. Rahn
July 16, 2013
Foreign Policy

The Moroccan Model?
Morocco has a chance to become a regional leader on economic reform. But it still has a way to go.
By Dalibor Rohac

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Tribals Finally Get Land Rights, Using GPS Technology

Terror Campaign Directed at Smoking Applies a Faulty Logic

China’s Statist Turn II: The ‘Development’ Bank

Free Trade Revolution

Troubled Currencies

Battling Protectionism in the States

Mexican Drug Lord Captured—So What?

Small Business Tax Reform

Mechanism Design in the Venetian Republic

My Part in the Great Right-Wing Conspiracy

Will Changing of the (Political) Guard Bring Reform to Qatar?

Will Congress Block Military Aid to the Syrian Rebels?

Subtle as a Sledgehammer

Flat Tax? Sales Tax? Value-Added Tax?

The Moroccan Model?