This essay highlights some recommendations for immigration policy, focussing on illiegal alliens and employer sanctions.

In this policy primer on campaign finance reform, options to current rules and regulation are discussed.

This essay outlines the various problems resulting directly from the 1974 Federal Election Campaign Act. The author advocates the abolishing of campaign spending limits, the abolishing of campaign contribution limits, and the establishing of real-time campaign finance reporting requirements.

This book is no longer available in print form. However, a Google Editions e-book version can be purchased here.

A lucid and scholarly book that describes an organized-crime family in factual terms.

The author argues that, for the governments of countries trying to make the transition to a market economy, an attempt to stabilize the ruble and create a two-teired banking system from the remnants of the Leninist state bank could encourage new private banks, provide money not subject to hyperinflation, and further the revitalization and financing of new enterprises.