By: William Robinson Russia’s pipelines are not just the foundation of its resurgent economy but the weapon of choice for…
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By: Sam Kinsman Vending machines (pictured to the right) filled with books are spread throughout the metro system of São…
By: Max Wallace Last week, the Chinese government announced an impressive list of reforms and a major overhaul for one of…
By: Park MacDougald In a recent article for “Georgia Political Review,” entitled “In the Long Run, Keynes is Dead,” my…
By: Emily Fountain On March 29, The Daily Princetonian, the independent student-run newspaper of Princeton University, published a letter in…
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By: Chris Neill The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution, among other things, prevents the federal government from taking private property…
By: Alexander Sileo The holidays and a major political battle over taxes and spending in Washington D.C. allowed many legislative…
By: Robert Jones Does anyone remember consumer confidence? There’s a buzz word that no one seems to write about anymore.…
By: Yuliya Bila The Spanish national motto may as well be “no pasa nada.” That was one of the repeated…