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Winter 2020
International School Choice and Reform Conference Paper

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Correlates of Values and Identity-Based Conflicts in Public School Districts and States
… as mandatory busing, often violates those provisos, especially the first two. Contact is not equal status, for one thing, if policy is intended to bring people in groups presumed to be of lower status into schools with higher status children …
By Neal McCluskey
January 7, 2020
Testimony

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Eddington Testimony - November 2019
By Patrick G. Eddington
2019
George Mason Law Review

Vol. 26 No. 4
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The Once and Future Privileges or Immunities Clause
By Ilya Shapiro and Josh Blackman
December 31, 2019
American Spectator (Online)

Who Needs Judges? Progressives Discover the Virtues of Democracy!
Both Republicans and Democrats have poor records defending the role of an independent judiciary when decisions seem to go against them.
By Doug Bandow
December 23, 2019
Legal Briefs

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Liu v. Securities & Exchange Commission
By Bradley J. Bondi and Ilya Shapiro
December 20, 2019
Reason

Don’t Freak out About Impeachment
Somehow we’ve decided that the one job in America where you have to commit a felony to get fired is the one where you also control nuclear weapons. Given the damage an unfit president can do, shouldn’t it be easier to get rid of one?
By Gene Healy
December 20, 2019
Legal Briefs

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Fleck v. Wetch
By Deborah J. La Fetra, Martin S. Kaufman, Ilya Shapiro, & Trevor Burrus
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
Narrative Economics
Paraphrasing psychologist Jerome Brunner, Shiller writes that “we should not assume that human actions are driven in response to purely objective facts.”
By Pierre Lemieux
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
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How Are Generics Affecting Drug Prices?
By Ike Brannon and Devorah Goldman
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
A ‘Discrimination Tax’ in the Age of Social Media
Economic pressure may discipline questionable business conduct when legal compulsion is deemed too extreme.
By Dennis L. Weisman
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
“Patent Tigers” and Global Innovation
Far from impeding developing countries, intellectual property rights can unleash their economies.
By Jonathan M. Barnett
Winter 2019/2020
Regulation

Vol. 42 No. 4
Cashing Out Children’s Television
Instead of providing children’s television, should broadcasters simply be required to pay for it?
By Douglas Lichtman
November 25, 2019
Politico

No, Medicare for All Won’t Save Money
Only a person who is incredibly naïve or who ignores history entirely can believe that Medicare for All will be financed on the backs of doctors, hospitals, and drug companies.
By Charles Silver and David A. Hyman
November 6, 2019
Legal Briefs

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Hardy v. United States
By Mark F. (Thor) Hearne II, Stephen S. Davis, and Ilya Shapiro
November 6, 2019
Testimony

The Looming Expiration of the USA Freedom Act
By Patrick G. Eddington

Cato Annual Report

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Free Society

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Correlates of Values and Identity-Based Conflicts in Public School Districts and States

Eddington Testimony - November 2019

The Once and Future Privileges or Immunities Clause

Who Needs Judges? Progressives Discover the Virtues of Democracy!

Liu v. Securities & Exchange Commission

Don’t Freak out About Impeachment

Fleck v. Wetch

Narrative Economics

How Are Generics Affecting Drug Prices?

A ‘Discrimination Tax’ in the Age of Social Media

“Patent Tigers” and Global Innovation

Cashing Out Children’s Television

No, Medicare for All Won’t Save Money

Hardy v. United States

The Looming Expiration of the USA Freedom Act