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2003
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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The U.S. Alliance with Saudi Arabia
… is forbidden. In practice, there are few procedural protections for anyone arrested or charged by the government; the semiautonomous religious police, or Mutawaa’in, intimidate and detain citizens and foreign- ers alike. The government may invade homes and violate privacy …
Winter 1985
Cato Journal

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Judicial Review: Reckoning on Two Kinds of Error
… of government. What are the problems with legislation? When we put someone in charge of the collective purse or the police force, we in effect give him a spigot that allows him to tap into other people’s property, money …
By Richard A. Epstein
November 20, 2024
Article

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Legal Briefs - Barnes v. Felix
How Cato Creates Impact
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

The Power of Private Ordering
By Thomas A. Hemphill
November 14, 2012
Blog

Lies My History Teacher Told Me About the War on Terror
By Julian Sanchez
Spring/Summer 1994
Cato Journal

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A Understanding Riots
By David D. Haddock and Daniel D. Polsby
June 8, 2023
Newsday

The Pushback against ‘Wokeness’ Is Legitimate
Few would deny that the effects of historical inequalities, such as racism and sexism and homophobia, still linger in American society, or that strides toward equity often run into a reactionary backlash. But “woke” activism takes worthy ideas to absurd extremes.
By Cathy Young
July 15, 2011
Blog

Campus Show Trials
By Trevor Burrus
1999
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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Encryption and Wiretapping
August 31, 2021
19FortyFive

Will America Learn from Its “Good War” in Afghanistan?
A chastened America may finally enter a new era in which it recognizes foreign policy limits.
By Doug Bandow
December 5, 2014
National Interest (Online)

The Next Flash Point between China and America: Taiwan?
The growing domestic political turbulence in Taiwan is not just a matter of academic interest to the United States.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
2005
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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The Patriot Act
September 6, 2020
American Spectator (Online)

The Khmer Rouge’s Famed Prison Master Dies: Who Remembers Cambodia’s Destruction?
The Cambodian people continue to suffer today. It will take more time for this ravaged country to recover from the madness known as the Khmer Rouge.
By Doug Bandow
May 1, 2007
Sierra Sacramento Valley Medicine

The Right to Sell Organs
By Sigrid Fry-Revere

Cato Annual Report

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Spring 2025

The U.S. Alliance with Saudi Arabia

Judicial Review: Reckoning on Two Kinds of Error

Legal Briefs - Barnes v. Felix

How Cato Creates Impact

The Power of Private Ordering

Lies My History Teacher Told Me About the War on Terror

A Understanding Riots

The Pushback against ‘Wokeness’ Is Legitimate

Campus Show Trials

Encryption and Wiretapping

Will America Learn from Its “Good War” in Afghanistan?

The Next Flash Point between China and America: Taiwan?

The Patriot Act

The Khmer Rouge’s Famed Prison Master Dies: Who Remembers Cambodia’s Destruction?

The Right to Sell Organs