Mexico After Fox: Free-Market Liberals Who’ve Done Something for the Poor

I was in Mexico City this week to present a paper for a session on state reform jointly sponsored by the Inter-American Development Bank and the World Bank, at LACEA (the Latin American and Caribbean Economics Association). At a dinner for conference participants I got to sit at the table of president elect Felipe Calderon, […]

Power Play

New technology is a key to solving the energy problem, and we have a proven model for generating breakthrough technologies. So why don’t we use it?

MassACHUsetts!

Ultra-liberal Massachusetts now has “universal” health insurance, under Republican Governor Mitt Romney.

Toolbox: Leveraging the New IHR

America needs to lead the world in leveraging the revised International Health Regulations to guard against pandemics.

Privacy Parts

A bill intended to help workers has morphed into a bureaucratic beast that endangers quality health care.

The Stranger in Crawford

The literati scoffed at Albert Camus’ place on President Bush’s summer reading list. They misunderestimated them both.

It's Personal

Two books, one on law as culture and the other on Arabs, unexpectedly illuminate both subjects when read together.

A Matter of Opinion

Pollsters and pundits keep plumbing “why they hate us”, and keep missing the point.

Utopia’s Architect

Lewis Mumford had big ideas for little people.

The Madness of Jewcentricity

Are Jews special, or do too many people just think they are?

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