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April 12, 2016
Library of Law and Liberty

Newark’s Education Reform Debacle
… matching funds went to Newark’s charter schools—publicly funded but privately managed schools that must have an open admissions policy, admitting students via lottery when there is oversubscription. While still subject to state standards, charters have much greater autonomy …
By Jason Bedrick
November 9, 2011
Daily Caller

Referendum Initiatives Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse
… except in cases where a ban on Kelo-style “economic development” takings was packaged with some other, much less popular policy. By contrast, all 12 “clean” anti‐Kelo measures have passed, usually by lopsided margins, though a few of them …
By Ilya Somin
Winter 2005
Cato Journal

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Exchange Rates and Capital Freedom in Developing Markets
By Leland B. Yeager
Summer 1996
Regulation

pdf (179.6 kB)
Reviewing the National Performance Review
By George Nesterczuk
February 2, 2019
The Hill (Online)

America’s Border Wars: What the Border Patrol Doesn’t Want You to Know
Ending the internal checkpoints and redeploying CBP agents closer to the problem would not only stop unconstitutional rights violations of innocent Americans, it would place the agents where they would be far more effective at catching illegal crossers than President Trump’s proposed border wall.
By Patrick G. Eddington
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
pdf (7.57 MB)
Self-Regulation and Human Progress
By George C. Leef
March 18, 2016
The Hill (Online)

How to Deal with Immigrant Crime
A refocused immigration system requires a more open one that focuses on a few tasks — keeping out criminals, national security threats, and those with serious diseases.
By Alex Nowrasteh
November 13, 2014
New York Post

This Year’s Glitch — How ObamaCare Will Screw You Now
Last fall’s collapse of healthcare.gov was the first in a series of government failures that many believe led to the Republican wave on Election Day.
By Michael D. Tanner
November 17, 2009
Washington Times

Will Democrats Err in Immigration Reforms?
By Daniel Griswold
Spring/Summer 1983
Cato Journal

pdf (1.11 MB)
Comment on Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
Spring/Summer 1983
Cato Journal

pdf (1.11 MB)
Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies
By Leland B. Yeager
July 5, 2024
Real Clear Health

GLP-1 Agonists: A New Hope for Substance Use Disorders?
As clinicians and researchers continue to study these drugs, they are uncovering their potential versatility for treating a wide range of conditions.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
Summer 2014
Regulation

I’m with Stupid
By A. Barton Hinkle
April 2, 2004
Washington Times

Vapors at the Pump
By Stephen Moore
December 27, 2007
The Baltimore Sun

When Government Plans, It Usually Fails
By Randal O’Toole

Cato Annual Report

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Free Society

Spring 2025

Newark’s Education Reform Debacle

Referendum Initiatives Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse

Exchange Rates and Capital Freedom in Developing Markets

Reviewing the National Performance Review

America’s Border Wars: What the Border Patrol Doesn’t Want You to Know

Self-Regulation and Human Progress

How to Deal with Immigrant Crime

This Year’s Glitch — How ObamaCare Will Screw You Now

Will Democrats Err in Immigration Reforms?

Comment on Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies

Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies

GLP-1 Agonists: A New Hope for Substance Use Disorders?

I’m with Stupid

Vapors at the Pump

When Government Plans, It Usually Fails