Who’s Blogging about Cato
On April 3, Cato hosted a special blogger briefing with Glenn Greenwald, who was here to speak about his new paper on the success of drug decriminalization in Portugal.
Here are a few highlights from bloggers who wrote about it:
- Dan Bernath from the Marijuana Policy Project
- Scott Morgan of StopTheDrugWar.org
- Jesse Singal, associate editor of Campus Progress, a project of the Center for American Progress
Also, a few links to bloggers who are writing about Cato:
- Citing new research that shows that the DC school choice pilot program was highly successful, Betsy Newmark linked to Andrew J. Coulson’s commentary on the study results.
- Ilya Somin discussed Patri Friedman’s new essay at Cato Unbound about the Seasteading Institute and the history of libertarian activism.
- Blogger Connie Carr wrote about William Niskanen’s essay in the new Cato Policy Report, “How to turn a Recession into a Depression.”
If you are blogging about Cato, let us know by emailing cmoody@cato.org or catch us on Twitter @catoinstitute.
Chris Moody • April 7, 2009 @ 11:17 am
Filed under: Cato Publications; General; Law and Civil Liberties
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Filed under: Cato Publications; General; Law and Civil Liberties
Tags: blogs, campus, Center for American Progress, DC school choice pilot program, depression, drug, drug decriminalization, freedom, glenn greenwald, liberty, Marijuana, marijuana policy project, Patri Friedman, portugal, recession, Research, school, school choice, seasteading, seasteading institute, Twitter, volokh, vouchers, Who's Blogging
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