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November 21, 2014
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

Bad Laws Lead to Bad Executive Orders
Governing by executive order is no way to run an immigration policy, let alone an entire government. But the resort to unilateral action does not happen in a vacuum; it is borne out of poorly written, arbitrary and confusing laws …
By Alex Nowrasteh
February 25, 2014
Blog

Portugal Drug Decriminalization Back in the News
… Hanna Hetzer of the Drug Policy Alliance gave an interview about 10 years of drug decriminalization in Portugal. You can watch the video here. Cato published the landmark study on Portugal’s drug decriminalization policy in 2009. Check it out.
By Tim Lynch
Fall 2013
Cato Journal

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The Immigrant War by Vittorio Longhi
… Bristol, UK: The Policy Press (University of Bristol), 2013, 156 pp. Some journalists possess a deep knowledge of political and policy debates. Their job is to follow the political developments of a certain policy, report on its effects, and write …
By Alex Nowrasteh
Spring 2013
Regulation

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No ‘Midnight’ after this Election
2 | Regulation | Spring 2013 Briefly noted Sofie E. Miller is a policy analyst in the George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center and editor of the center’s Regulation Digest. Crony Environmentalism By Sofie e. MilleR The benefits and costs that …
By Sam Batkins and Ike Brannon
Spring 2013
Regulation

pdf (2.67 MB)
The EPA’s Implausible Return on its Fine Particulate Standard
By Susan E. Dudley
Spring 2013
Regulation

pdf (2.67 MB)
Crony Environmentalism
By Sofie E. Miller
Winter 2012-2013
Regulation

Examining the U.S. Regulatory ‘Budget’
By Sam Batkins and Ike Brannon
December 18, 2012
Blog

Legislating in Panic
By David Boaz
September 13, 2012
Blog

If Sweden’s Big Welfare State Is Superior to America’s Medium Welfare State, then Why Do Swedes in America Earn Far More than Swedes in Sweden?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
March 8, 2012
Huffington Post

Mandated Contraceptives: The Tragedy of the Sexless Law Student
By Doug Bandow
February 7, 2012
Blog

Should New Hampshire Create a Health Insurance Exchange?
By Michael F. Cannon
December 8, 2011
Blog

The Student Aid ‘Myth’ Myth
By Neal McCluskey
August 18, 2011
Blog

Slate.com vs. Tea-Party/Christians/Bachmann
By Andrew J. Coulson
June 13, 2011
Cato Video

Nat Hentoff on John Yoo.
Featuring Nat Hentoff
October 14, 2010
Blog

Why Won’t This Pig Fly? I’ve Tried Everything …
By Adam B. Schaeffer

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Bad Laws Lead to Bad Executive Orders

Portugal Drug Decriminalization Back in the News

The Immigrant War by Vittorio Longhi

No ‘Midnight’ after this Election

The EPA’s Implausible Return on its Fine Particulate Standard

Crony Environmentalism

Examining the U.S. Regulatory ‘Budget’

Legislating in Panic

If Sweden’s Big Welfare State Is Superior to America’s Medium Welfare State, then Why Do Swedes in America Earn Far More than Swedes in Sweden?

Mandated Contraceptives: The Tragedy of the Sexless Law Student

Should New Hampshire Create a Health Insurance Exchange?

The Student Aid ‘Myth’ Myth

Slate.com vs. Tea-Party/Christians/Bachmann

Nat Hentoff on John Yoo.

Why Won’t This Pig Fly? I’ve Tried Everything …