economic policy

As climate change transforms this "icebound frontier into a land of opportunity," the Arctic has become "the scene of an ever-growing power struggle.".

Explores the causes and effects of the 2008 U.S. economic recession and how various people in the government and the private sector have worked and are working to reverse its effects.

Demonstrates how the American economy emerges in patterns of "irrationally exuberant" highs which lead to painful lows, providing examples of the worst practices and circumstances, and discusses market mechanisms, popular pressures, and the workings or failings of regulation.

Briefly explores the rise and fall of the Soviet Union and the causes and effects of the end of the Cold War on both the United States and the Soviet Union.

Argues that in order for Africa to prosper, it must revert back to its centuries-old traditions of free enterprise, free markets, and free trade, urging Africa to improve and build upon its own indigenous institutions rather than following the economic models of foreign powers.

Analyzes early-twentieth-century constitutional law and jurisprudence, focusing on the Supreme Court decisions related to the New Deal.

Proposes that Texas is the origin of the national agenda, and takes a humorous walk through the political landscape of Texas from states' rights to bank deregulation, and more that is incomprehensible to the non-Texan, and describes some of the colorful and influential politicians who originated in Texas.