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02/15/2006 Stephan Kinsella

The February issue of IP Law & Business has a couple of interesting pieces (free regist

Property Rights Consistency

02/15/2006 Christopher Westley

On the day that representatives from Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Cisco Systems

Bruce Bartlett Banned

02/14/2006 Justin M. Ptak

He told the truth about Bush’s hysterical spending.

US Calls for End to Wheat Monopoly

Tags: Monopoly and Competition

02/14/2006 Justin M. Ptak

US Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns recently said that

Cwik for the Masses

02/14/2006 Mark Thornton

Here is a case for getting Mises.org to host your dissertation.

Should we “engage” or “disengage”?

Tags: War and Foreign Policy

02/13/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Don’t you just love the term “engagement” when it is used in the context of US relations with the world?

Under Siege: Voting Rights of Felons or Property Rights of Citizens?

02/10/2006 George Reisman

The New York Times misses almost no opportunity to advance the cause of government robbery and other forms of force and violence against t

Dinner With Alan

02/09/2006 Gene Callahan

It cost Lehman Brothers $250,000 for the first client br

The Uses and Abuses of Math

02/08/2006 Gary Galles

Ever since his State of the Union speech, President Bush has been pushing increased government funding to improve science education, with better ma

Sarbanes-Oxley Board Unconstitutional?

02/08/2006 J. Henderson

The Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Free Enterprise Fund and a small accounting firm are

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