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Fall 2012
Cato Journal

Editor’s Note: A Tribute to William A. Niskanen
By James A. Dorn
Cato Journal

Vol. 32 No. 3
Fall 2012
December 19, 2012
Media Highlights TV

Daniel J. Ikenson discusses the legacy of government bailouts on Bloomberg’s Street Smart w/ Trish Regan
Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson
December 19, 2012
Policy Analysis

No. 715
Humanity Unbound: How Fossil Fuels Saved Humanity from Nature and Nature from Humanity
Although fossil fuels did not initiate the cycle of progress and are imperfect, they are critical for maintaining the current level of progress.
By Indur M. Goklany
December 19, 2012
Blog

Robert Bork, R.I.P
We owe Bork credit not simply for the often lonely struggle he waged against the liberal legal orthodoxy, but for sharpening the debate as he did.
By Roger Pilon
December 19, 2012
News Releases

Cato’s Preble Named One of 100 Most Influential People in U.S. Defense Policy
Spring/Summer 2012
Cato Journal

Collision Course: Ronald Reagan, the Air Traffic Controllers, and the Strike that Changed America by Joseph A. McCartin
By Ivan G. Osorio
December 19, 2012
Blog

Portugal May Become the First of Europe’s Bankrupt Welfare States to Stumble upon a Genuine Recovery Formula: Less Spending AND Lower Tax Rates
The key to good fiscal policy is reducing government spending as a share of economic output.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 19, 2012
Blog

Passing of a Conservative Legal Giant
R.I.P. Robert Bork.
By Ilya Shapiro
December 19, 2012
Media Highlights TV

Daniel J. Mitchell discusses bailouts on FBN’s Money w/ Melissa Francis
Featuring Daniel J. Mitchell
December 19, 2012
USA Today

Homicide Rate Was Already Declining
From the December 19, 2012 USA Today.
By Robert A. Levy
December 19, 2012
Cato.org

CIA to Be Accountable for Torture? I Doubt It
By Nat Hentoff
December 19, 2012
Blog

Libertarians and Right to Work Laws
There are disagreements about policy among libertarians who share very similar economic and philosophical principles.
By David Boaz
December 19, 2012
Blog

Beware the Data!
Data can be useful when used properly, but are also deceptively – and dangerously – innocent looking.
By Neal McCluskey
December 19, 2012
Blog

CO2 Benefits Outweigh Climate Stressors: Chinese Wheat
A breath of carbon dioxide-enhanced fresh air in a world of climate gloomsaying.
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger

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Justice Abandoned:

Editor’s Note: A Tribute to William A. Niskanen

Fall 2012

Daniel J. Ikenson discusses the legacy of government bailouts on Bloomberg’s Street Smart w/ Trish Regan

Humanity Unbound: How Fossil Fuels Saved Humanity from Nature and Nature from Humanity

Robert Bork, R.I.P

Cato’s Preble Named One of 100 Most Influential People in U.S. Defense Policy

Collision Course: Ronald Reagan, the Air Traffic Controllers, and the Strike that Changed America by Joseph A. McCartin

Portugal May Become the First of Europe’s Bankrupt Welfare States to Stumble upon a Genuine Recovery Formula: Less Spending AND Lower Tax Rates

Passing of a Conservative Legal Giant

Daniel J. Mitchell discusses bailouts on FBN’s Money w/ Melissa Francis

Homicide Rate Was Already Declining

CIA to Be Accountable for Torture? I Doubt It

Libertarians and Right to Work Laws

Beware the Data!

CO2 Benefits Outweigh Climate Stressors: Chinese Wheat