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September 5, 2019
Blog

Man Engages In Sarcasm On Social Media. Career Survives.
… for the Cato Institute in 2015, asking the Supreme Court to strike down” President Obama’s unilateral DAPA program on immigration. While Olson served as local counsel at earlier stages of the case, he wasn’t on that Supreme Court …
By Walter Olson
May 30, 2017
Blog

Courts Shouldn’t Join the #Resistance
… rejection of Donald Trump. Essentially, the court ruled that anything the current president does, at least in the areas of immigration and national security, is de facto (and therefore de jure) illegitimate. The judiciary has joined the #resistance. Of course …
By Ilya Shapiro
May 4, 2016
Blog

Seven Reforms to Confront the Populist Wave in America and Europe
… t mean the principles under attack in America and Europe are illegitimate. I rather like advanced industrial capitalism, globalization, diversity, immigration, and much (though certainly not all) of the modern liberal catechism. At issue is the ruthless campaign to not …
By Doug Bandow
March 17, 2016
Blog

Ted Cruz Borrows from Both Trump and Sanders to Oppose Free Trade
… to America.” Moreover, Cruz’s attempt to link trade and immigration aptly highlights the protectionist nature of his support for immigration restrictions. Cruz has joined the ranks of Republicans willing to oppose immigration per se, rather than merely illegal immigration …
By K. William Watson
November 13, 2016
Medium

Justice Kennedy: the Once and Future Swing Vote
Excellent on speech, generally good but frustrating on race and federal power, bad on statutory interpretation, and ugly on everything else, Kennedy is a sui generis enigma at the heart of the modern Supreme Court.
By Ilya Shapiro
March 25, 2013
Blog

Immigrants Are Attracted to Jobs, Not Welfare
Unauthorized immigrants are attracted to America’s labor markets, not the size of welfare benefits.
By Alex Nowrasteh
January 28, 2007
Blog

Jeb vs. W
By David Boaz
May/June 2020
Policy Report

Cato Studies
November/December 2018
Policy Report

Cato Studies
June 19, 2013
The Umlaut

To Grow the Welfare State, Keep It Small
The assumption that the “nation-state” is the only possible node of redistribution is unwarranted.
By Dalibor Rohac
September/October 2014
Policy Report

Economic Research
February 24, 2021
Pandemics and Policy

The Pandemic Does Not Demand Government Micromanagement of Global Supply Chains
Evidence and analysis refute current arguments that economic nationalism would bolster the U.S. industrial base (and thus national resiliency). Instead, American protectionism has been repeatedly found to weaken the U.S. manufacturing sector and the economy more broadly.
By Scott Lincicome
November 5, 2020
UK Telegraph

Win or Lose, Economic Trumpism Looks Here to Stay on Capitol Hill
By Ryan Bourne
May 16, 2006
Blog

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Guardrails
By Radley Balko
Spring/Summer 2016
Cato Journal

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Relic: How Our Constitution Undermines Effective Government— and Why We Need a More Powerful Presidency by William G. Howell and Terry M. Moe
By F. H. Buckley

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Man Engages In Sarcasm On Social Media. Career Survives.

Courts Shouldn’t Join the #Resistance

Seven Reforms to Confront the Populist Wave in America and Europe

Ted Cruz Borrows from Both Trump and Sanders to Oppose Free Trade

Justice Kennedy: the Once and Future Swing Vote

Immigrants Are Attracted to Jobs, Not Welfare

Jeb vs. W

Cato Studies

Cato Studies

To Grow the Welfare State, Keep It Small

Economic Research

The Pandemic Does Not Demand Government Micromanagement of Global Supply Chains

Win or Lose, Economic Trumpism Looks Here to Stay on Capitol Hill

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Guardrails

Relic: How Our Constitution Undermines Effective Government— and Why We Need a More Powerful Presidency by William G. Howell and Terry M. Moe