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Vikas Bajaj in the New York Times on privatisation in India.
I had recently written a blog post on India’s foolishness on visa rules for people coming into conferences. Siddharth Varadarajan has a great opinion piece on this in [...]

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It’s not every evening that you are able to pack a room full of a hundred libertarians on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, let alone at the bastion of leftism that is Columbia University.  But tonight was different, as Loyola Professor and Columbia alum Walter Block was on campus, leading a spirited lecture on [...]

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The Domestic Terrorist list of characteristics ensures that most Americans can qualify in some way. Who knows, maybe you are a closet terrorist.

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There is a common misconception about Europe – that immigration is the single greatest threat to the economies of EU member states. However, evidence suggests that Europe is on the brink of a far greater crisis, for which immigration provides the only economically-effective solution.
As the world emerges from its blissfully long summer of global economic [...]

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When Eastern European countries joined the EU in 2004 and 2007, concerns were raised about a possible flood of migration to the UK, a country already experiencing record immigration levels. According to some media reports, not only would the British labor market be overrun by low-skilled East European workers but the widening of the EU [...]

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