Tear Gas and Battling the Ba’athists and Fanatics
What is the obstacle to using tear gas against armed combatants in Iraq? As I understand the matter, there is concern that the use of non-lethal gas is banned by…
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Tear Gas and Battling the Ba’athists and Fanatics
What is the obstacle to using tear gas against armed combatants in Iraq? As I understand the matter, there is concern that the use of non-lethal gas is banned by…
Tear Gas and Battling the Ba’athists and Fanatics
What is the obstacle to using tear gas against armed combatants in Iraq? As I understand the matter, there is concern that the use of non-lethal gas is banned by…
Tear Gas and Battling the Ba’athists and Fanatics
What is the obstacle to using tear gas against armed combatants in Iraq? As I understand the matter, there is concern that the use of non-lethal gas is banned by…
A Foreign Policy for Adults
If one believes, as I do, that the invasion of Iraq was a terrible mistake, what implications does that have for current policy? Does it follow that one should advocate…
American-European Comparisons
It’s a pleasure to be involved in the editing of a brilliant book, and that’s the project to which I’m devoting the weekend. (That and working with a friend who’s…
What a Difference Capitalism Makes
It’s been over a decade since I was in Moscow last and what a difference there is. I try to be careful not to infer too much about the state…
Successful Libertarian Conference in Moscow
The conference on “A Liberal Agenda for the Next Century” is drawing to a close. It’s been a great opportunity to learn, to meet people and plan projects and programs…
Plan a Summer of Liberty
I’m going to be lecturing at a number of seminars this coming summer, including the ultra fabulous Cato University, which I strongly encourage people to consider and to recommend to…