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- 7th Annual Constitution Day: Panel 3: The Business of the Court: Securities, Energy, Regulation
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1 hr 8 min - 7th Annual Constitution Day: Panel 1: The Constitution Restored? ‚ Revisiting the First, Second, and Fourth Amendment
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1 hr 28 min - Cato Institute 7th Annual Constitution Day - Looking Ahead: October Term 2008
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1 hr 13 min - Cato Institute 7th Annual Constitution Day - The Business of the Court: Securities, Energy, Regulation
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1 hr 8 min - Cato Institute 7th Annual Constitution Day - Challenges at Home and Abroad: International Law and The War on Terror
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1 hr 16 min - Cato Institute 7th Annual Constitution Day - The Constitution Restored? Revisiting the First, Second, and Fourth Amendments
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1 hr 28 min - 7th Annual Constitution Day: Panel 2: Challenges at Home and Abroad: International Law and The War on Terror
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1 hr 16 min - New Frontiers in Free Trade: Globalization's Future and Asia's Rising Role
The collapse of WTO negotiations and the upcoming presidential election have deepened doubts about the future of free trade and the global economy. In an illuminating new book, Dr. Razeen Sally of the London School of Economics argues forcefully that trade policy has become disconnected from 21st-century business and consumer realities. As trade agreements yield diminishing returns, the world's fastest-growing economies in Asia have embraced freer trade and global integration unilaterally. The author renews the argument for free trade, warns of the imminent dangers of protectionism, and charts a new way forward for trade liberalization in the United States and globally. A top international economist at the World Bank will comment.
New Frontiers in Free Trade: Globalization's Future and Asia's Rising Role is available at the Cato Bookstore.
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1 hr 23 min - Strategic Petroleum Reserve: Reform or Elimination?Whenever gasoline prices are on the rise, so is the political interest in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the largest single stockpile of crude oil in the world. Some argue that part of its approximately 700 million barrels should be released into the market to help relieve high prices at the pump. Others argue that the Reserve should be carefully husbanded for use in a future crisis. Jerry Taylor, author of “The Case against the Strategic Petroleum Reserve,” questions the very need for the SPR and calls not for release, but for total liquidation. Economist Steve Hanke argues that, if we’re going to have an SPR, it should be reformed so that it can play a constructive role in crude oil markets.
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48 min - Should No-Knock Police Raids be Rare-or Routine?The Prince George’s County police department is under fire for a recent drug raid on the home of Berwyn Heights mayor Cheye Calvo. Unbeknownst to Calvo, a box containing marijuana was delivered to his home. Shortly thereafter, police officers kicked in the front door and shot both of Calvo’s pet Labrador retrievers. The police have subsequently cleared Calvo of any wrongdoing but are unapologetic about their raid tactics. Are no-knock, paramilitary raids an appropriate tactic for drug investigations? Or do sudden, unannounced entries bring unnecessary violence to police investigations? Join us for a discussion of the Prince George’s incident and, more broadly, the militarization of police work in America.
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The Cato Events Podcast brings you live recordings from the Cato Institute's events, where leading scholars, policymakers, journalists, and experts come together each week to discuss the ideas and…
issues shaping our world. From economic policy and constitutional law to technology, foreign affairs, and individual liberty, each episode captures timely conversations, fresh perspectives, and engaging debate straight from the stage. Whether you're looking to stay informed or explore new ideas, the Cato Events Podcast offers a front-row seat to the discussions happening at Cato every week.
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