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Ed Crane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Edward H. Crane is the founder and president of the Cato Institute. In the 1970s, he was one of the most active leaders of the Libertarian Party. He was the Party's national chairman from 1974 to 1977, and managed Ed Clark's high-profile 1978 campaign to be Governor of California. ..." |
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| 15 Aug 1944, Edward H. Crane III, in Los Angeles, California |
| Biography |
Edward H. Crane
Cato Institute |
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| Associations |
| Founder and President, Cato Institute |
| Member, Mont Pelerin Society |
| Articles |
Power Profile: Ed Crane, by Patty Reinert, The Examiner, 30 Jan 2008
Related Topics: Cato Institute, Libertarian Party
Biographical profile of Ed Crane, including his views on the current U.S. presidential candidates
"Ed Crane doesn't really like politicians, nor, for that matter, people who do. So it's not surprising that the president of the libertarian Cato Institute is brimming with caustic opinions about the presidential race. ... his No. 1 issue, he said, is making sure America develops 'humility' in foreign affairs and stops thinking it can just barge in and 'spread democracy.'" |
| Writings |
Clark For President - A Report on the 1980 Libertarian Presidential Campaign, by Edward H. Crane III (Communications Director), Dec 1980
Related Topic: Ed Clark
with Chris Hocker (National Coordinator) |
| Books Authored |
Speaking Freely: The Public Interest in Unfettered Speech
by John Corry, Doug Bandow, Edward H. Crane III (Introduction), 1995
Related Topic: Freedom of Speech |
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