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Immigration and the Constitution
Does the Constitution grant the federal government a power over immigration? If so, how, and what are its limits?
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Cash, Crime, and Civil Liberties
Macroeconomics and organized crime might seem like different subjects, but high-denomination currency unites them.
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Startup Cities
A panel of experts discuss special economic zones and the rules needed for a new or emerging city to succeed.
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Free Speech in International Perspective
A panel of experts discusses freedom of speech in international law, with an emphasis on current developments.
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Is There a Sequence for Success?
Four policy scholars discuss the success sequence, which supposedly offers an exit from poverty in America.
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Rights in a Post-Human World
Robot citizenship? Saudi Arabia just granted it. What about cyborgs? Or transhumans? This month we look at the politics of the singularity.
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China and the West: Is Conflict Ahead?
Four experts discuss relations between the United States and China with a focus on recent changes in China's security posture and political structure.
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Terrorism after bin Laden
Ali Soufan, Christopher Preble, and Seth G. Jones discuss the changing face of terrorism.
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Freeing the Captured Economy
Brink Lindsey and Steven M. Teles discuss their book The Captured Economy. Regulation, zoning, welfare, and other public policy issues are examined.
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Is Social Media Broken?
A discussion about fake news and free speech in the social media world.