Justin Logan

Justin Logan is the director of foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute and blogs for The Skeptics at The National Interest.


Essays

Society

Letters

| 12.01.05

Too often, the Beltway conventional wisdom emerges without careful scrutiny, before the hard questions have been asked.

Commentary

Security

Being Right Matters

| 08.06.07

When it comes to foreign-policy pundtiry, putting our reputations where our mouths are would teach us a great deal.  

Blog Posts

Economics

Will 2012 Be to Iran What 1998 Was to Iraq?

| 01.13.12

Washington's regime-change racket has started up again. Target: Tehran.

Society

Dan Drezner Is (Partly) Wrong about Realism

| 01.12.12

Realists may still exist in the academy, but in Washington they are few and far between.

Security

The Administration Is Swinging Wildly on Iran

| 12.20.11

Recent comments by Panetta and Biden give Tehran—and America—plenty to fear.

Security

"2014 Is Not a Withdrawal Date—It’s an Inflection Point"

| 11.07.11
Security

The Civilian and the Military

| 11.04.11

It’s fine to say we should have a military that stays out of politics. Except that’s not what we have.

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February 12, 2012