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July 23, 2014
China-US Focus

Pointless Lying about US China Policy
… a responsible role in world affairs… Kerry’s statement is in keeping with a long list of American leaders and policy analysts who express similar exasperation at being accused of containing China, or even that US policy in Asia is …
By Justin Logan
July 18, 2014
Blog

Foreign Policy Hawks Ignore Data
As 2016 presidential contender Rand Paul catches flack for his so-called foreign policy “isolationism,” the neocons go on frightening the public. According to the hawks, the world is getting more dangerous. In a Politico interview last Monday, Dick Cheney …
By Stephanie Rugolo
July 17, 2014
Blog

U.S. Trade Policy Attacks U.S. Energy Policy, Both Hurting
… as a wellspring of economic growth and job creation. The most recent assault on our “All of the Above” energy policy comes via our fantastically self-destructive trade policy. Last Friday, in a final antidumping determination, the U.S. Department …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 17, 2014
The Federalist

Reform Conservatism’s Blind Spot: Foreign Policy
… have something to say about the matter. The reasons are both political and substantive. The arguments for reforming conservative foreign policy are strong. So why aren’t they being made? First, the political: the public loathes neoconservative foreign policy and …
By Justin Logan
July 15, 2014
DC Examiner

Why the Rand Paul-Rick Perry Feud over Iraq Is Good for U.S. Policy
… Sen. Rand Paul and Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s ongoing dust‐up over the future of the GOP’s foreign policy—even while the two combined for an impressive 19 invocations of Saint Ronnie in three dueling op‐eds. A …
By Gene Healy
July 11, 2014
Blog

Influencing Climate Policy on the Back of a Lame Horse
… the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) filed a formal request for correction with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy under what’s known as the federal Data Quality Act. The CEI petition was, predictably, denied, with the claim …
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger and Patrick J. Michaels
Summer 2014
Vermont Law Review

Vol. 38 No. 4
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Transcript: Five Train Wrecks of Information Disclosure Policy
By Walter Olson
July 2, 2014
Cato Daily Podcast

Export-Import Bank: A Fiscal Policy Litmus Test
Featuring Tim Carney and Caleb O. Brown
June 27, 2014
Blog

California, Drought, and Water Policy
The states should control their water infrastructure, not the federal government.
By Chris Edwards
2013-2014
Cato Papers on Public Policy

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Evaluating Policies to Prevent Another Crisis: An Economist’s View
By Paul Willen, Neng Wang, and Parag Pathak
June 18, 2014
Blog

A Grim Update on European Tax Policy
Obama wants to make America more like Europe. If he succeeds, we can expect European-style stagnation.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 18, 2014
Blog

Washington’s Middle East Policy Reaches New Heights of Incoherence
U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East lacks even the most basic internal logic and consistency.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
June 17, 2014
Blog

The Miracle of Modern-Day Prosperity…and the Ideas and Policies that Made it Happen
Perhaps the most obvious lesson is that we should respect and appreciate entrepreneurs and other wealth creators.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 16, 2014
DC Examiner

‘Don’t Do Stupid Stuff’ Is Smart Foreign-Policy Advice
‘DDSS’ is a sound, even noble, foreign policy goal, one that can help us avoid further sacrifice of American blood and treasure — even as we try to extricate ourselves from past stupidities.
By Gene Healy
May 30, 2014
Huffington Post

What Americans Get That the Foreign Policy Elite Doesn’t
Over the last dozen years, American foreign policy has, in its most dynamic aspects, been an abject, and highly destructive, failure.
By John Mueller

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Pointless Lying about US China Policy

Foreign Policy Hawks Ignore Data

U.S. Trade Policy Attacks U.S. Energy Policy, Both Hurting

Reform Conservatism’s Blind Spot: Foreign Policy

Why the Rand Paul-Rick Perry Feud over Iraq Is Good for U.S. Policy

Influencing Climate Policy on the Back of a Lame Horse

Transcript: Five Train Wrecks of Information Disclosure Policy

Export-Import Bank: A Fiscal Policy Litmus Test

California, Drought, and Water Policy

Evaluating Policies to Prevent Another Crisis: An Economist’s View

A Grim Update on European Tax Policy

Washington’s Middle East Policy Reaches New Heights of Incoherence

The Miracle of Modern-Day Prosperity…and the Ideas and Policies that Made it Happen

‘Don’t Do Stupid Stuff’ Is Smart Foreign-Policy Advice

What Americans Get That the Foreign Policy Elite Doesn’t