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January 8, 1991
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 6
The Volunteer Military: Better than a Draft
… of defense on poor minorities. Finally, some people contend that the AVF has made it too easy for the president to intervene in the gulf because the policymaking elite has no contact with anyone in the military rank and file.
By Doug Bandow
October 24, 1990
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 4
Do We Need to Go to War For Oil?
By David R. Henderson
September 30, 1990
Cato.org

Why Socialism Collapsed in Eastern Europe
By Tom G. Palmer
September 5, 1990
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 2
The Rise of the Middle Eastern Bogeyman: Toward Post-Cold-War Interventionism
… playing directly into the hands of the Israeli and Arab lobbies, who, despite their differences over the direction of American policy in the Middle East, would both like to draw Washington into a costly and destructive involvement. The Iraqi invasion …
By Leon T. Hadar
June 26, 1990
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 1
NATO in the 1990s: Burden Shedding Replaces Burden Sharing
By Rosemary Fiscarelli
April 7, 1989
The Wall Street Journal

Yellow Peril Reinfects America
By David Boaz
September 28, 1986
United States Department of State - Bureau of Public Affairs: Current Policy

No. 878
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The Systemic Repression of Soviet Jews
By Roger Pilon
Spring/Summer 1984
Cato Journal

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Introduction: A Property Rights View of the Debt Crisis
By James A. Dorn
Winter 1984
Cato Journal

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U.S-Japanese Trade: Myths and Realities
By Steve H. Hanke
May/June 2022
Policy Report

A Libertarian Is the Only Real Egalitarian
Do your own thing, without force or fraud against others.
By Deirdre N. McCloskey
March/April 2022
Policy Report

Cato Studies
January/February 2022
Policy Report

A Bipartisan Push to Restore Constitutional War Powers
We’re using AUMFs that were voted on years ago.
By Caleb O. Brown, Rep. Jim McGovern, and Rep. Peter Meijer (R-MI)
January/February 2022
Policy Report

Cato Studies
July/August 2021
Policy Report

War, What Is It Good For?
New book takes on the costs of military interventionism
April 29, 2021
Working Paper

Technopopulism and Central Banks
This paper discusses central bank independence in the technopopulist age.
By Carola Conces Binder