Crazy Public Policies


Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?

This question was posed by PolicyMic.com: “I’m an American underwater in debt and with a stagnant income. Which group should I support: the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?” I…

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Cronyism vs. Free Market Capitalism

An excerpt from my talk to the John Locke Foundation in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Full presentation is available through the preceding link.)

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Legalized Theft: “Civil Asset Forfeiture” Explained

From the good folks at the Institute for Justice.

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Freedom of Movement — A Human Right

Some countries don’t allow it internally; almost no country allows true freedom of movement externally (passports are required). Most people don’t think about it, but the US has essentially required…

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Wow. Russia’s propaganda channel on….communism

From Russia Today It reminds me of other utterly crazy and despicable attempts to dust off communist tyranny and try it “one more time”: for example, G. A. Cohen on…

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Criminalization of Art in Russia

The Economist: “What happens when you display “Forbidden art” From Prof. Andrei Zorin of Oxford University (and a contributor to InLiberty.ru and speaker at InLiberty.ru events): There can be no…

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Government and Facebook

A New York Times discussion, including Cato’s outstanding scholar Jim Harper: “Should Government Take On Facebook?” I am reminded of the posters I saw in Beijing last year (just up…

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Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis

Johan Norberg on Book TV (from his Cato appearance) Johan Norberg at Cato (full video of forum)

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