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May 14, 2013
Washington Times

Putting out the Welcome Mat for Prosperity
… needs to be done. But it also true that other than by creating a Soviet‐style “Iron Curtain” and a police state, our borders can never be totally secure. Fortunately, Helen Krieble, a businesswoman who faced the problem of not …
By Richard W. Rahn
June 5, 2012
The Atlantic

Fixing One of the World’s Most Broken Education Systems
… the cabinet and parliament for policies proposed by the MDC. Considering that the ZANU-PF has retained control over the police, military and the Ministry of Information, what has been done to increase political freedom — including freedom of information, speech …
By Marian L. Tupy
Spring 2003
Regulation

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Self Regulation and Securities Markets
By Adam C. Pritchard
May 5, 2011
The Baltimore Sun

Paul Ryan’s Medicaid Block Grants: Good for Maryland
By Michael F. Cannon
Fall 2012
Cato Journal

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Alternative Political and Economic Futures for Europe
By William A. Niskanen
September 15, 2020
Pandemics and Policy

Balancing Tradeoffs between Liberties and Lives
Society faces a tradeoff between greater health versus higher gross domestic product and greater freedom in choosing how much, and what kind of, social distancing policies to impose.
By Jeffrey Miron and Peter Van Doren
September 11, 2012
Washington Times

The Wrong Doctors
By Richard W. Rahn
October 5, 1999
Speeches

Opening Remarks Beyond Prohibition Conference
By Edward H. Crane
September 28, 2009
Policy Analysis

No. 645
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Vallejo Con Dios: Why Public Sector Unionism Is a Bad Deal for Taxpayers and Representative Government
By Don Bellante, David Denholm, and Ivan G. Osorio
January 3, 2022
Antiwar.com

Uncle Sam Should Make Some New Year’s Resolutions
He won’t fulfill them. At least, he never has in the past. But we can dream!
By Doug Bandow
2018-2019
Supreme Court Review

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Timbs v. Indiana: Mere Constitutional Housekeeping or the Timely Revival of a Critical Safeguard?
By Brianne Gorod and Brian R. Frazelle
August 15, 2019
National Interest (Online)

Will Hong Kong Survive China’s Crackdown?
Hong Kong’s democracy activists are playing with fire. Disorder is likely to yield repression from Beijing. The consequences for all sides could be calamitous.
By Doug Bandow
August 15, 2016
Huffington Post

Thailand’s Military Junta Rigs Constitutional Referendum, Cements Dictatorship
Thailand’s only hope for the future is to end Generalissimo Praytuth’s starring role in the country’s political comic opera.
By Doug Bandow
April 11, 2011
Blog

The Strange Case Against ECPA Reform
By Julian Sanchez
March 9, 2011
Cato.org

First Amendment Protects Speech We Despise, Too
By Nat Hentoff

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Putting out the Welcome Mat for Prosperity

Fixing One of the World’s Most Broken Education Systems

Self Regulation and Securities Markets

Paul Ryan’s Medicaid Block Grants: Good for Maryland

Alternative Political and Economic Futures for Europe

Balancing Tradeoffs between Liberties and Lives

The Wrong Doctors

Opening Remarks Beyond Prohibition Conference

Vallejo Con Dios: Why Public Sector Unionism Is a Bad Deal for Taxpayers and Representative Government

Uncle Sam Should Make Some New Year’s Resolutions

Timbs v. Indiana: Mere Constitutional Housekeeping or the Timely Revival of a Critical Safeguard?

Will Hong Kong Survive China’s Crackdown?

Thailand’s Military Junta Rigs Constitutional Referendum, Cements Dictatorship

The Strange Case Against ECPA Reform

First Amendment Protects Speech We Despise, Too