Justin Logan

Justin Logan is the director of defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute.

The Middle East Is a Costly Distraction

Justin Logan February 6, 2024

Cult of the Irrelevant: National Security Eggheads & Academics

Justin Logan June 12, 2019

How Not to Fix America

Justin Logan December 11, 2013

How Washington Makes Love for War

Justin Logan November 21, 2012

Time-Bomb Diplomacy

Justin Logan April 4, 2012

What a Koch Takeover of Cato Would Mean for the Foreign Policy Debate

Justin Logan March 6, 2012

Many bytes have already been spilled over the effort by Charles and David Koch to take over the Cato Institute, but I am writing…

Best Defense

Justin Logan February 23, 2011

Beltway brigadier Robert Kagan is all wrong. By Justin Logan Washington’s bipartisan foreign-policy elite is worried. Neocons, liberal interventionists, and conservative hawks are…

An Empire, If You Can Keep It

Justin Logan March 1, 2010

Periodically, it is worth remembering just how much the American Founders detested the signs of a bloated state: standing armies, a large fiscal-military federation,…

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Argue Like It’s 1991

Justin Logan December 17, 2007

Will the neocons’ Iranian PR campaign bomb?

Justin Logan September 24, 2007

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