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November 4, 2004
TechKnowledge

No. 92
Copyright Enforcement Revisited
… to be concerned about such “shoot‐the‐middleman” strategies since they could compromise P2P functionality or deputize ISPs as copyright policemen. The industry favors secondary liability lawsuits, as well as the recently proposed Induce Act, for precisely that reason. It …
By Adam D. Thierer
Sept/Dec 1984
Regulation

pdf (95.27 kB)
Taxi Reform at the FTC
… marked by such judicial restraint, as witness Rabkin’s concession that neither the plaintiffs nor the court has sought to police the many “indul- gent” settlements that HEW en- tered into after being required to enforce the law. Rabkin wonders …
Sept/Dec 1984
Regulation

pdf (95.27 kB)
The Adams Family of Lawsuits
March/April 2022
Policy Report

The Misguided War on Painkillers
Regulations have potentially caused physicians to undertreat pain.
By Jeffrey Miron, Pedro Aldighieri, and Jeffrey A. Singer
2005
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

pdf (89.01 kB)
National ID Cards
March 23, 2023
Testimony

Modernizing the Government’s Classification System
American taxpayers seeking information on what their government is up to in their name should not be forced to navigate a needlessly bifurcated, byzantine federal records request process.
By Patrick G. Eddington
Spring 2013
Regulation

Digging Hard for the Public Sphere
By Pierre Lemieux
March/April 2014
Policy Report

The Great Escape
March 25, 2024
Legal Briefs

pdf (152.45 kB)
Kousisis v. United States
By Lawrence S. Lustberg, Thomas R. Valen, Stephen J. Marietta, & Clark Neily
Spring 2020
Regulation

Vol. 43 No. 1
Why Liberalism Works
McCloskey approaches the project of advancing the case for liberalism from a unique perspective.
By George C. Leef
March 20, 2018
Blog

“Criminal Aliens” Commit Mostly Victimless Crimes, Few Violent Crimes
Congress should again require ICE to focus on serious criminals.
By David J. Bier
August 16, 2013
Business Standard

China’s Statist Turn: Hubris to Nemesis?
By Deepak Lal
September 3, 2012
Forbes

Voting for President: The Lesser Evil Is Still Rather Evil
By Doug Bandow
August 21, 2011
Times of India

Arrest Corruption, Not Those Who Protest against It
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
June 2, 2011
Blog

Due Process Stops at the Campus Gates?
By Ilya Shapiro

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Copyright Enforcement Revisited

Taxi Reform at the FTC

The Adams Family of Lawsuits

The Misguided War on Painkillers

National ID Cards

Modernizing the Government’s Classification System

Digging Hard for the Public Sphere

The Great Escape

Kousisis v. United States

Why Liberalism Works

“Criminal Aliens” Commit Mostly Victimless Crimes, Few Violent Crimes

China’s Statist Turn: Hubris to Nemesis?

Voting for President: The Lesser Evil Is Still Rather Evil

Arrest Corruption, Not Those Who Protest against It

Due Process Stops at the Campus Gates?