23 August 2024
IEA research featured in The Times
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15 July 2024
IEA research referenced in The Law Society Gazette
23 May 2024
IEA research referenced in Thomson Reuters
14 December 2023
After a distinguished two-and-a-half year tenure, James Forder will leave his role as the IEA’s Academic & Research Director in … Continue reading “James Forder to leave the Institute of Economic Affairs “
19 July 2023
James Forder writes for CapX
10 July 2023
James Forder quoted in WIREDGOV
6 July 2023
Fraud Focus quoted in The Times
5 July 2023
Commenting on Nick Ephgrave’s appointment as the new director of the Serious Fraud Office, Academic and Research Director at the … Continue reading “New SFO boss has ‘big job ahead’”
12 April 2023
IEA research quoted in The Financial Times
6 April 2023
IEA research quoted in UAE media
5 April 2023
Fraud Focus featured in new legal article
3 April 2023
IEA research featured in The Financial Times
3 April 2023
Reem Ibrahim appears on talkTV
30 March 2023
James Forder writes in City AM
29 March 2023
Fraud Focus quoted in The Times of Scotland
28 March 2023
IEA Research featured in The Times
28 March 2023
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28 March 2023
IEA research featured in Politico and Legal Futures
28 March 2023
Despite investigating cases for up to a decade, the SFO often fails to successfully prosecute because of a litany of … Continue reading “Serious Fraud Office rife with failure, says new report”
16 August 2022
Dr James Forder quoted in the Mirror
8 August 2022
James Forder writes for The Times
20 July 2022
James Forder writes for The Times
7 June 2022
Dr James Forder writes for Conservative Home
6 June 2022
IEA research featured in Farmers Weekly
4 June 2022
UNFAIR PHONE MAST RENTS UNDERMINING 5G ROLLOUT, SAYS NEW PAPER Rules that undercompensate landowners, including farmers, churches and community groups, … Continue reading “UNFAIR PHONE MAST RENTS UNDERMINING 5G ROLLOUT, SAYS NEW PAPER”
14 September 2021
UK RANKS 12th AMONG 165 JURISDICTIONS IN ECONOMIC FREEDOM The UK ranks 12th out of 165 countries and territories included in … Continue reading “UK ranks 12th amongst 165 jurisdictions in economic freedom”
27 March 2024
Contents Introductory Remarks In recent decades, economics and related policy sciences have taken what might be called a ‘behavioural turn’. … Continue reading “New Paternalism Meets Older Wisdom”
5 May 2023
Summary Technological development in recent decades has created serious challenges for the newspaper trade. It has been claimed that some … Continue reading “Pressing Matters: A summary of two papers on payments from platforms to publishers”
28 March 2023
Contents Listen Foreword The maintenance of criminal investigative and prosecutorial processes that are wholly independent of Government lies at the … Continue reading “Fraud Focus: Is the Serious Fraud Office fit for purpose?”
14 November 2022
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Editorial Introduction (page 417) Original Articles The Industrial Revolution as a collective action problem: The House … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (42.3)”
5 June 2022
Summary In order to achieve satisfactory mobile telephony coverage in Britain, telecommunications companies need to site their equipment on land … Continue reading “Communication Breakdown: How reforming the Electronic Communications Code could speed up 5G rollout”
21 September 2023
David Miles of Imperial College and – horrors – the Office of Budget Responsibility, has found himself getting some attention … Continue reading “Could a shrinking population be a good thing?”
31 March 2023
The agreement to join Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is rightly hailed as a success for the … Continue reading “The benefits of joining the CPTPP go far beyond the headline figures”
23 March 2022
On the day that CPI inflation reached 6.2%, the government, via National Savings, is marketing Issue 2 of the Green … Continue reading ““Green Savings Bonds”: neither safe nor green”
1 March 2022
Amid all the turmoil in the domestic energy markets, a relatively little-noticed change in regulation is that Ofgem has – … Continue reading “The price mechanism revisited: banning ‘loyalty penalties’ in the energy sector”
12 November 2021
Richard Wellings, who leaves us on 15 November with our very best wishes, has been with the IEA for 15 … Continue reading “A fond farewell”
2 July 2021
The Institute of Economic Affairs, the UK’s leading free-market think tank, has announced the appointment of Dr James Forder as … Continue reading “Institute of Economic Affairs appoints Academic and Research Director”
19 June 2023
Friedrich Hayek is rightly considered to be one of the intellectual forefathers of classical liberalism and his famed work, ‘The … Continue reading “Was Hayek Right? | IEA Discussion”
4 April 2023
In this episode of the IEA Podcast, IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh talks to IEA Academic … Continue reading “What’s Wrong With The Serious Fraud Office? | IEA Podcast”
25 January 2023
With inflation at 10.5%, 8.5 percentage points above the Bank of England’s target of 2%, many are asking whether the … Continue reading “Central Bank Independence: Time For A Rethink?”
17 February 2022
Labour are currently calling for a windfall tax to be levied on North Sea oil and gas firms following unexpectedly … Continue reading “Windfall taxes explained”
1 March 2022
Dr James Forder was the Academic and Research Director at the IEA until January 2024. He has taught economics and … Continue reading “James Forder”