Cato Event Podcast

FDR Goes to War: How Expanded Executive Power, Spiraling National Debt, and Restricted Civil Liberties Shaped Wartime America 17.01.2012 34:28 ↓

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Design for Liberty: Private Property, Public Administration, and the Rule of Law 15.12.2011 41:55 ↓

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Publication Practices for Transparent Government: Budgeting, Appropriating and Spending 14.12.2011 36:39 ↓

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Congressional War Powers after Libya 13.12.2011 40:25 ↓

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Left Turn: How Liberal Media Bias Distorts the American Mind 30.11.2011 55:33 ↓

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The Market for Law 29.11.2011 36:08 ↓

Is there a market for good law? Without the state providing law, could it be offered by multiple, private, and competing agencies? David Friedman, professor of law at Santa Clara University, explored this idea in his classic 1973 book, The Machinery of Freedom: Guide to a Radical Capitalism . But in the years since, he's revised and strengthened some of his theories. In this talk, Friedman will of...

Trendy or Green: Are Our Environmental Policies Helping? 29.11.2011 31:14 ↓

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Panel 3: The Texas Saga: Needed Reform or Impending Disaster? 18.11.2011 1:08:21 ↓

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Luncheon Address from Squeezing the Tower: Are We Getting All We Can from Higher Education? 18.11.2011 43:38 ↓

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Panel 1: How Should We Define and Measure Faculty Productivity? 18.11.2011 1:27:07 ↓

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Capital Inadequacies: The Dismal Failure of the Basel Bank Capital Standards 17.11.2011 41:42 ↓

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29th Monetary Conference: Closing Remarks 16.11.2011 42:47 ↓

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Panel 4: A Program for Monetary Reform 16.11.2011 44:42 ↓

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Panel 3: Transition to a New Monetary Regime 16.11.2011 1:03:02 ↓

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29th Monetary Conference: Luncheon Conversation 16.11.2011 31:41 ↓

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Panel 2: Fed Policy and the Allocation of Credit 16.11.2011 1:13:32 ↓

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Panel 1: Rethinking the Global Fiat Money System 16.11.2011 48:58 ↓

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29th Monetary Conference: Welcoming Remarks and Keynote Address 16.11.2011 25:46 ↓

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Ending the Global War on Drugs: Closing Address 15.11.2011 46:25 ↓

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Panel 4: A Non-prohibitionist Way Forward for U.S. and International Drug Policy 15.11.2011 1:09:27 ↓

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Panel 3: Other Battlegrounds: South America, Afghanistan, Pakistan 15.11.2011 1:12:02 ↓

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Panel 2: The Impact on Rights and the Rule of Law in the United States 15.11.2011 1:11:45 ↓

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Panel 1: The Fire Next Door: Drug Violence in Mexico and Central America 15.11.2011 1:14:38 ↓

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Ending the Global War on Drugs: Keynote Address 15.11.2011 53:14 ↓

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The Relationship between Intelligence and Policy 31.10.2011 55:03 ↓

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