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Tomorrow: School Choice around the World
A number of countries in Europe and elsewhere have voucher-style educational systems, but many of those systems have not produced the robust, dynamic educational marketplace that American choice supporters envision. Tomorrow, a Cato conference will seek to draw out critical lessons from school choice policies around the world.
The Day After Tomorrow: The Day after Tomorrow
Tornadoes hit Los Angeles while a new Ice Age freezes New York City and bowling-ball-size hailstones
bomb Tokyo. Is this scenario possible? Producers of the film admit they made the movie partly to
raise consciousness about the environment, but Patrick J. Michaels, Senior Fellow in Environmental
Studies charges that the premise of the movie is flawed. "The movie is pretty much devoid of basic
atmospheric science," said Michaels.
 Patrick Michaels on The Day After
Tomorrow in USA Today.
Patrick Michaels on
global warming in the Washington Post
Get the facts on global warming in the book, The
Satanic Gases.
Read more from Cato on
global warming.
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 Cato in the News
(Please note: some links require a free registration.)
Patrick Michaels on The Day After Tomorrow in USA Today.
Steve H. Hanke on Argentina's monetary policy in Forbes.
William G. Shipman on Social Security in Investor's Business Daily.
Jerry Taylor & Peter Van Doren on oil prices on NRO.
Praise for Hernando de Soto in The Orange County Register.
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[Full List of Upcoming Events]
May 25, 2004
Bush and Kerry: Comparing Their Economic Platforms
12:00 pm
Cato Policy Forum
Featuring Gary Hufbauer, Reginald Jones Senior Fellow, Institute for International Economics; Dan Griswold, Associate Director, Center for Trade Policy Studies,
Cato Institute; and Chris Edwards,
Director of Fiscal Policy Studies, Cato Institute.
May 27, 2004
Looking Worldwide: What Americans Can Learn from School Choice in Other Countries
8:00 am
Conference
Featuring David Salisbury, Director, Center for Educational Freedom, Cato Institute; Charles Glenn, Professor of Education, Administration, Training, and Policy Studies, Boston University; and James Tooley, Professor of Education Policy, University of Newcastle, England
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