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November 29, 2001
Washington Times

Asking Uncle Sam To Share Their Risks
By Doug Bandow
November 26, 2001
Forbes

The Hoodwinkers
By Steve H. Hanke
November 20, 2001
The Wall Street Journal

Tribunals, Trials and Tribulations
… citizen is involved in international terrorism intended to have “adverse effects on the United States, its citizens, national security, foreign policy or economy.” Presto, the suspect’s constitutional rights vanish, along with our 200‐year tradition of respect for the …
By Robert A. Levy
November 19, 2001
Cato.org

Ramadan Is Not a Safe Haven for Terrorists
By Charles V. Peña
November 18, 2001
Cato.org

Congressman Uses Sept. 11 Terrorism to Advance Anti-Immigration Agenda
… into the United States. Just as importantly, America’s border control system requires a reorientation of mission. U.S. immigration policy up until now has been obsessed with nabbing mostly Mexican‐born workers whose only “crime” is their desire to …
By Daniel Griswold
November 16, 2001
Cato.org

Quit Turning the Other Cheek with Saudi Arabia
… repellent as those that killed Americans last September. That’s all on top of the Saudi monarchy’s long‐standing policy of funding radical Islamic schools and “charities” throughout the world, fronts for incubators of Islamic revolution and anti‐Western …
By Jerry Taylor and Ted Galen Carpenter
November 16, 2001
Cato.org

Terrorist Sponsors: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, China
… or assist terrorist organizations the same way that it treats the organizations themselves. Yet if Washington is serious about that policy, it ought to regard Saudi Arabia as a prime sponsor of international terrorism. Indeed, that country should have been …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 15, 2001
Cato.org

The Meaning of Compassion
… after the attacks. Yet pre‐terrorist problems have not disappeared. Abundant private giving is particularly important because, as even government policymakers recognize, private organizations generally better meet human needs. Nor is the answer increased government funding of private charities, as …
By Doug Bandow
November 13, 2001
Cato.org

Three Cheers for Three Corporate Tax Breaks
By Chris Edwards
November 12, 2001
New Republic (Online)

Poor Choice: Why Globalization Didn’t Create 9/11
By Brink Lindsey
November 7, 2001
Cato.org

The Infected Postal Service
By Edward L. Hudgins
November 6, 2001
Trade Policy Analysis

No. 17
Safety Valve or Flash Point? The Worsening Conflict between U.S. Trade Laws and WTO Rules
By Lewis E. Leibowitz
November 5, 2001
Cato.org

In Praise of (Some) Corporate Lobbyists
By Chris Edwards
November 2, 2001
Cato.org

Flirting With Nation-Building in Afghanistan
America’s security interests do not require the existence of a stable, democratic government in Kabul, and such a regime is not likely to emerge in any case.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 2, 2001
Cato.org

Turning to Government
By David Boaz

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Asking Uncle Sam To Share Their Risks

The Hoodwinkers

Tribunals, Trials and Tribulations

Ramadan Is Not a Safe Haven for Terrorists

Congressman Uses Sept. 11 Terrorism to Advance Anti-Immigration Agenda

Quit Turning the Other Cheek with Saudi Arabia

Terrorist Sponsors: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, China

The Meaning of Compassion

Three Cheers for Three Corporate Tax Breaks

Poor Choice: Why Globalization Didn’t Create 9/11

The Infected Postal Service

Safety Valve or Flash Point? The Worsening Conflict between U.S. Trade Laws and WTO Rules

In Praise of (Some) Corporate Lobbyists

Flirting With Nation-Building in Afghanistan

Turning to Government