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Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Master Plans and Rent Seeking
By William A. Fischel
December 8, 2015
Blog

Police Misconduct — The Worst Case in November
Over at Cato’s Police Misconduct web site, we have identified the worst case for the month of November. It involved several officers with the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD).
By Tim Lynch
December 8, 2015
Blog

Ethnic Attrition: Why Measuring Assimilation Is Hard
Properly adjusting for ethnic attrition reveals substantial assimilation of Mexican, Hispanic, and Latino immigrants and their descendants.
By Alex Nowrasteh
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

The Federal Experiment with Evidence-Based Funding
Standards for the Home Visiting Program are a good first step toward helping children, but even higher standards are needed.
By Philip G. Peters Jr.
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Using Delegation to Promote Deregulation
Instead of trying to restrain agencies’ rulemaking power, why not create an agency with the authority and incentive to deregulate?
By Michael B. Rappaport
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Stunted Harvest
Regulatory reform for biotechnology is a tough row to hoe.
By John J. Cohrssen and Henry I. Miller
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Is More Antitrust the Answer to Wealth Inequality?
Market power often serves progressive aims.
By Daniel A. Crane
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

When Law and Economics Was a Dangerous Subject
How the early 20th century controversy over railroad regulation embarrassed the University of Chicago and ruined an economist’s career.
By Nicola Giocoli
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Free Speech for You and Me, but Not for Professionals
In this information age, the Supreme Court should make clear that censoring professionals is intolerable.
By Timothy Sandefur
Regulation

Vol. 38 No. 4
Winter 2015-2016
Of all the rights the U.S. Constitution protects, courts are probably most vigilant about protecting free speech. Freedom of expression is not only a cornerstone of democratic government, but also central to the more ordinary choices citizens make in their daily lives. Yet one class of speech has been almost entirely ignored by the courts: speech by professionals engaged in their business. In the new issue of Regulation, Cato scholar Timothy Sandefur argues that the Supreme Court should make it clear that censoring professionals is intolerable.
December 8, 2015
Book Forum

Deceit on the Road to War: Presidents, Politics, and American Democracy
Featuring the author John M. Schuessler, Associate Professor, Department of Strategy, Air War College; with comments by Elizabeth Saunders, Assistant Professor, Political Science and International Affairs, George Washington University; and Trevor Thrall, Associate Professor, School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs, George Mason University, and Senior Fellow, Cato Institute; moderated by Benjamin H. Friedman, Research Fellow in Defense and Homeland Security Studies, Cato Institute.
December 8, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Radley Balko participates in the event “The Drug War Against Black America” hosted by The Future of Freedom Foundation
Featuring Radley Balko
December 8, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Xia Yeliang discusses the New York Times Front Page Op-Ed “End The Gun Epidemic in America” on Radio Free Asia
Featuring Xia Yeliang
December 8, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Ilya Shapiro discusses Donald Trump’s plan to stop Muslims from immigrating on CBS Evening News
Featuring Ilya Shapiro
December 8, 2015
Events

Deceit on the Road to War: Presidents, Politics, and American Democracy
Featuring A. Trevor Thrall and Benjamin H. Friedman

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Saving Academia: A Conversation with Rep. Burgess Owens

Free Society

Spring 2025

Master Plans and Rent Seeking

Police Misconduct — The Worst Case in November

Ethnic Attrition: Why Measuring Assimilation Is Hard

The Federal Experiment with Evidence-Based Funding

Using Delegation to Promote Deregulation

Stunted Harvest

Is More Antitrust the Answer to Wealth Inequality?

When Law and Economics Was a Dangerous Subject

Free Speech for You and Me, but Not for Professionals

Winter 2015-2016

Deceit on the Road to War: Presidents, Politics, and American Democracy

Radley Balko participates in the event “The Drug War Against Black America” hosted by The Future of Freedom Foundation

Xia Yeliang discusses the New York Times Front Page Op-Ed “End The Gun Epidemic in America” on Radio Free Asia

Ilya Shapiro discusses Donald Trump’s plan to stop Muslims from immigrating on CBS Evening News

Deceit on the Road to War: Presidents, Politics, and American Democracy