The market reforms that have improved life in Latin America are coming under attack from politicians who seek a return to statist policies, a prescription for disaster. A better course for the region is to continue market liberalization combined with needed political reforms. Read more
The Bush administration is trying to win support at home and abroad for a strike against Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein. Disagreements center on how the administration should define victory in Iraq and how it should “win the peace.” History and economics provide the answers. Read more
On May 9, Sam Hussein, 60, owner of a San Francisco liquor store for 15 years, was gunned down at point-blank range as he tended the counter. Hussein, a generous shopkeeper who immigrated to the United States from Palestine 30 years ago, died at San Francisco General Hospital shortly after the shooting. He leaves behind a wife and eight devoted children. Read more
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