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Bryan Caplan, David Henderson, and Arnold Kling

Terrorism

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January 20, 2010

Kling and Schulz on Airline Security

Terrorism
Arnold Kling
We write, The security process needs several things it is lacking. It needs continuous adaptation, with a strong focus on satisfying customers and improving results. It needs to find new and better methods of meeting the demands of customers who... MORE

December 21, 2008

The Brains of TSA

Regulation
David Henderson
Lesley Stahl did a moderately good job on "60 Minutes" this evening in her story on the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Why good and why just moderate? Good for two reasons. First, she actually interviewed a critic who pointed out... MORE

August 22, 2006

Surveillance and Terrorism

Terrorism
Arnold Kling
Richard Posner writes, warrantless searches are permissible as long as they are reasonable. The potential abuses of warrantless surveillance can be minimized, without judicial intervention, by rules limiting the use of intercepted communications to national security, requiring that the names... MORE

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