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Mar/Apr 1978
Regulation

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Deregulating Telecommunications: Sorting Out Mixed Signals
… Stanley M. Besen, professor of economics at Rice University, has served as Brookings economic poli- cy fellow, Office of Telecommunications Policy. This article is based on a paper presented at the AEI Conference on Regulation and Regulatory Reform, December 19 …
By Stanley M. Besen
May 1, 2025
Blog

100 Days of Testing the Limits of Presidential Power
… Free Press. Both panels queried a wide ideological array of experts and got a near-unanimous answer: Yes, Donald Trump is breaking the law, as a matter of purpose and policy. I summarize some of the highlights at my Substack.
By Walter Olson
April 28, 2023
Legal Briefs

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Dahle v. Kijakazi
By Thomas A. Berry
July 13, 2022
The Dispatch

Germany, Sri Lanka, and the Perils of Precaution
How playing it safe can be costlier and more harmful than taking risks.
By Scott Lincicome
February 25, 2021
Legal Briefs

Thompson v. Marietta Education Association
By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, and Stacy Hanson
March 12, 2019
Blog

Immigration and Civil War - Should You Be Worried?
It is highly unlikely that immigrants and refugees can be blamed for causing civil wars, in spite of some commentators’ concerns.
By Alex Nowrasteh
December 5, 2018
National Review (Online)

Why Are People Poor?
An anti-poverty agenda built on empowering poor people and allowing them to take greater control of their own lives offers the chance for a new bipartisan consensus that rejects the current paternalism of both Left and Right.
By Michael D. Tanner
March 14, 2017
Education Next

For the Love of Choice, Don’t Federalize It
A federal program would be too dangerous, threatening to snuff out federalism and impose uniformity on private schools nationwide.
By Neal McCluskey
Spring/Summer 2016
Cato Journal

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Frank: A Life in Politics from the Great Society to Same-Sex Marriage by Barney Frank
By Mark A. Calabria
July 2, 2015
National Review (Online)

Will the Supreme Court Save America from the ‘Greek Disease?’
Ending the privilege of public-sector unions to collect money from non-members is indispensable in controlling spending.
By Trevor Burrus
July 3, 2014
Blog

Educational Choice Fosters Political Tolerance
The most likely education system to foster political tolerance is one that is rooted in free choice.
By Jason Bedrick
March 3, 2014
See Thru Ed

Beat That Snowball!
The latest Republican tax reform plan would do some smart things on higher education.
By Neal McCluskey
June 2011
Freedom and School Choice in American Education

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On the Way to School: Why and How to Make a Market in Education
By Andrew J. Coulson
September 18, 2009
RealClearMarkets.com

Regulation and Its Unintended Consequences
By Johan Norberg
February 17, 2008
Blog

Even the Washington Times Says Bush Is Wrong about FISA
By Timothy B. Lee

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Deregulating Telecommunications: Sorting Out Mixed Signals

100 Days of Testing the Limits of Presidential Power

Dahle v. Kijakazi

Germany, Sri Lanka, and the Perils of Precaution

Thompson v. Marietta Education Association

Immigration and Civil War - Should You Be Worried?

Why Are People Poor?

For the Love of Choice, Don’t Federalize It

Frank: A Life in Politics from the Great Society to Same-Sex Marriage by Barney Frank

Will the Supreme Court Save America from the ‘Greek Disease?’

Educational Choice Fosters Political Tolerance

Beat That Snowball!

On the Way to School: Why and How to Make a Market in Education

Regulation and Its Unintended Consequences

Even the Washington Times Says Bush Is Wrong about FISA