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August 12, 2019

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The Libertarian Pioneers of School Choice ([link removed] )

School choice is a central debate in education policy today, with advocates of charter schools, vouchers, and private schools arrayed against defenders of the government-run public schooling model. While many states have adopted some kind of school choice program, some politicians denounce this trend as a stalking horse for segregation or a corporatist dystopia. In the new issue of Cato Policy Report ([link removed] ) , Kevin Currie-Knight explains how understanding the views of 20th century libertarian theorists is critical to understanding the debate over school choice in the 21st century ([link removed] ) . Also in this issue, David Boaz ([link removed] ) discusses the pressure think tanks face in a time of rising partisanship and tribalism ([link removed] ) .

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Mandatory National Service: A Bad Idea That Won’t Die ([link removed] )

Sorry Pete Buttigieg, but government conscription is unconstitutional and poorly thought through.

- “Mandatory National Service: A Bad Idea That Won’t Die ([link removed] ) ,” by Doug Bandow

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So long as police officers are shielded from accountability for their actions against the public, they will continue to fail in their duty to serve and protect.

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Freeports Must Not Come at the Expense of Broader Free Trade ([link removed] )

The real open question is what freeports imply about the Government’s broader post-Brexit trade agenda.

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