Thanks again to Justin Logan and Cato Foreign Policy for having Victoria Coates and I on to talk about the foreign policy debates with the GOP, past and present. For more of the history, visit my blog: brandanpbuck.com

Looking forward to talking competition policy at #CES2024 today at 1pm PT! #antitrust #CES ces.tech/sessions-event…

The Cato Institute is honored to host Dr. Ngozi Okonjo‐​Iweala (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala) for a substantive dialogue on the future of the @WTO. Join us as we explore the complexities of trade dynamics and their implications worldwide: bit.ly/41K42Bb #CatoGlobalization

LIVE TODAY AT 12PM ET: Join Georgetown University’s David McLean for a discussion of his latest book “The Case for Shareholder Capitalism” with Norbert J. Michel & NYU Law’s Edward Rock. WATCH: bit.ly/3vvUrBK Join the conversation & ask questions using #CatoBooks

LIVE NOW: "The Case for Shareholder Capitalism," with author Georgetown University’s David McLean, Norbert J. Michel & NYU Law’s Edward Rock. WATCH: cato.org/events/case-sh… GET YOUR COPY OF THE BOOK: cato.org/books/case-sha… Join the conversation & ask questions using #CatoBooks

To kick things off, David McLean explains that shareholder capitalism benefits shareholders _and_ non-shareholders, alike. #CatoEcon cato.org/events/case-sh…

Instead of solely generating profits, some have called for businesses to maximize other goals. David McLean warns that the first problem with these efforts is establishing who decides what exactly those goals should be. #CatoEcon cato.org/events/case-sh…

Is "short-termism" a problem? Edward Rock discusses this topic and more. #CatoEcon cato.org/events/case-sh…

If you have questions, tweet them with the hashtag #CatoEcon or submit them directly on the event page. cato.org/events/case-sh…

The @WTO faces growing challenges and growing skepticism—particularly among US policymakers—regarding the benefits of globalization. Join us TOMORROW for a conversation with Dr. Ngozi Okonjo‐​Iweala (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala): bit.ly/41K42Bb #CatoGlobalization

Join DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala today for a conversation at the Cato Institute. She will discuss challenges to the WTO and globalization, exploring implications for the economy, developing nations, and vulnerable populations. Follow it from 11 am EST (5 pm Geneva time): bit.ly/3vD1Mzs

LIVE TODAY AT 11AM ET: A Conversation with Dr. Ngozi Okonjo‐​Iweala (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala), Director‐​General of the World Trade Organization. WATCH: bit.ly/41K42Bb Join the conversation & ask questions using #CatoGlobalization

Are school choice programs fueling innovation? Are they hard to navigate? Are other bureaucratic obstacles blocking progress? Ask the edu-preneurs, January 30! cato.org/events/showcas… @VELAEdFund Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist Lindsey Burke Laura Meckler Nirvi Shah Mike McShane CatoEvents

Watching a live Cato Institute event featuring Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from the WTO. An excellent question from Scott Lincicome on whether Dr. Ngozi Okonjo‐​Iweala is surprised that we need to defend/reassert the case for open trade, globalization and the WTO. cato.org/events/convers…

I’m in an Uber and the driver is listening to a Cato Institute forum featuring WTO as we drive past the Cato Institute.

Thanks for tuning in! You will be able to watch our conversation with Dr. Ngozi Okonjo‐​Iweala (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala) here: cato.org/events/convers… Learn more from #CatoGlobalization here: cato.org/defending-glob…

At the Cato Institute engaging on its Globalization Project - including a frank exchange on the opportunities and challenges of Globalization and the role of the @WTO. A good opportunity to put forward the case for Reimagining Globalization or “ReGlobalization” to include those