Weekend Links
- Cato v. Heritage on the Patriot Act, Round II. Today’s topic: “Where are the demonstrated examples of abuses of liberties because of the Patriot Act? Are there any provisions of the law that civil libertarians would find acceptable?”
- Comparing the Great Depression to the current recession: Did we not learn anything?
- Re-examining the U.S. alliance with Japan: “The current relationship remains trapped in a world that no longer exists.”
- The human cost of delayed economic reform in India: “With earlier reform, 14.5 million more children would have survived, 261 million more Indians would have become literate, and 109 million more people would have risen above the poverty line.”
- Podcast: What we should have learned from our experience in Somalia. Background reading: Somalia, Redux: A More Hands-Off Approach
Chris Moody • October 23, 2009 @ 5:48 pm
Filed under: General
Tags: depression, economic reform, health care reform, Heritage, japan, libertarian, market, nyt, Patriot Act, poverty, Somalia, The Great Depression
Filed under: General
Tags: depression, economic reform, health care reform, Heritage, japan, libertarian, market, nyt, Patriot Act, poverty, Somalia, The Great Depression
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