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Clashing with Two Great Powers at Once Is Bad Policy

Clashing with Two Great Powers at Once Is Bad Policy

Ivan Eland | Apr. 3, 2021

Follow the “Science,” They Said

Follow the “Science,” They Said: As a general rule, the next time an official, a politician, or an expert lectures us on the “science,” make sure that he is not projecting his own unscientific biases onto others.

Victor Davis Hanson | Mar. 23, 2021

Despite WHO Proclamation, Chinese Lab Is Likely Source of COVID-19

Despite WHO Proclamation, Chinese Lab Is Likely Source of COVID-19

K. Lloyd Billingsley | Feb. 14, 2021

Big Tech’s Gravest Sin? Working with the Security State

Big Tech’s Gravest Sin? Working with the Security State

Ivan Eland | Feb. 1, 2021

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Book Reviews

The Politics of War Powers: The Theory and History of Presidential ...

Sarah Burns
Reviewed By Nathan P. Goodman

The Politics of War Powers: The Theory and History of Presidential Unilateralism

Sarah Burns
Reviewed By Nathan P. Goodman

The Price of Prestige: Conspicuous Consumption in International Relations

By Lilach Gilady
Reviewed By Jessica Trisko Darden

The Price of Prestige: Conspicuous Consumption in International Relations

By Lilach Gilady
Reviewed By Jessica Trisko Darden

In the Shadows of the American Century: The Rise and Decline of U.S. ...

Alfred W. McCoy
Reviewed By Christopher J. Coyne

In the Shadows of the American Century: The Rise and Decline of U.S. Global Power

Alfred W. McCoy
Reviewed By Christopher J. Coyne

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Research

Polycentric Defense

Polycentric Defense

By Christopher J. Coyne, Nathan P. Goodman
The Independent Review | Sep. 1, 2020

Incentives and Expectations: Community Relations and Recovery in Tamil Nadu after ...

Incentives and Expectations: Community Relations and Recovery in Tamil Nadu after the Indian Ocean Tsunami

By Nakul Kumar
The Independent Review | July 1, 2017

Why Did China’s Population Grow so Quickly?

Why Did China’s Population Grow so Quickly?

By David Howden, Yang Zhou
The Independent Review | Oct. 1, 2015

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