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July 6, 2020
Legal Briefs

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United States v. Safehouse
By Trevor Burrus, Clark Neily, Ezekiel R. Edwards, & Mary Catherine Roper
June 24, 2020
American Spectator (Online)

Lenin Rises in Germany: Time for the Good Guys to Take Down a Few Statues
New statue follows the old communist script: tear down history to rebuild it in your own image.
By Doug Bandow
June 24, 2020
Publications

Nuclear Alarmism: Proliferation and Terrorism
By John Mueller
Summer 2020
Regulation

Socialism
Once it became clear the USSR was failing—people turned sour on Stalinism after Nikita Kruschev’s 1956 speech—they turned to Mao’s China.
By Art Carden
Summer 2020
Regulation

The Limits of Antitrust in the 21st Century
Some details of Frank Easterbrook’s classic treatment may be outdated, but its core insights remain sound.
By Thomas A. Lambert
Summer 2020
Regulation

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Sticky Funeral Prices and Rigid Regulations in the COVID-19 Crisis
By David E. Harrington
Summer 2020
Regulation

The Power of a Clean Slate
Empirical evidence from Michigan shows expungement can help people with criminal records without threatening public safety.
By J. J. Prescott and Sonja Starr
June 17, 2020
Antiwar.com

America Should Stop Defending the Philippines Like It Was a Vital Interest
The US should give Manila notice that it is time to renegotiate the defense treaty into a looser pact allowing military cooperation when in both nations’ interests.
By Doug Bandow
June 10, 2020
Foundation for Economic Education

My Upcoming Debate with the Harvard Professor Who Wants a “Presumptive Ban” on Homeschooling
At the heart of a free society is tolerating difference and accepting diversity—in lifestyles, in beliefs, in values, and in parenting and educational practices.
By Kerry McDonald
June 10, 2020
Publications

Climate Change and National Security: Balancing the Costs and Benefits
By Mark G. Stewart
June 8, 2020
Legal Briefs

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Anibowei v. Morgan
By Clark Neily, Ilya Shapiro, Jay Schweikert, & William Cole
June 4, 2020
Blog

Details of 155 Immigration Detainers for U.S. Citizens
The statistical evidence overwhelmingly indicates that the U.S. government is regularly issuing immigration detainers for U.S. citizens.
By David J. Bier
Spring/Summer 2020
Cato Journal

Envisioning Monetary Freedom
The much‐enlarged role of government in modern monetary systems makes it especially difficult to “inquire what would result” were the government to cease playing any role.
By George Selgin
Spring/Summer 2020
Cato Journal

Monetary Policy Operating Frameworks: Are Reforms Heading in the Right Direction?
By Andrew Filardo
May 27, 2020
Foreign Policy

Hong Kong, XI Plays a Dangerous Game of Chicken
With its new security law, China risks massive economic and political consequences. Xi’s lack of concern should worry democratic nations everywhere.
By Doug Bandow

Cato Annual Report

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United States v. Safehouse

Lenin Rises in Germany: Time for the Good Guys to Take Down a Few Statues

Nuclear Alarmism: Proliferation and Terrorism

Socialism

The Limits of Antitrust in the 21st Century

Sticky Funeral Prices and Rigid Regulations in the COVID-19 Crisis

The Power of a Clean Slate

America Should Stop Defending the Philippines Like It Was a Vital Interest

My Upcoming Debate with the Harvard Professor Who Wants a “Presumptive Ban” on Homeschooling

Climate Change and National Security: Balancing the Costs and Benefits

Anibowei v. Morgan

Details of 155 Immigration Detainers for U.S. Citizens

Envisioning Monetary Freedom

Monetary Policy Operating Frameworks: Are Reforms Heading in the Right Direction?

Hong Kong, XI Plays a Dangerous Game of Chicken