IEA Senior Education Fellow Dr Steve Davies has written for the Daily Telegraph warning that militant nationalism is unlikely to … Continue reading “Militant Ideologies are Here to Stay”

Elephant in the Room, a new IEA research paper by African Wildlife Economy Institute Director Dr Francis Vorhies has been … Continue reading “Trophy Hunting Restrictions ‘Illiberal and Harmful to Conservation Efforts’”

Contents Summary The rationale for import prohibitions or restrictions is normally protectionism, e., protecting domestic industry from foreign competitors. The … Continue reading “Elephant in the Room: Why a trophy hunting ban would hurt conservation and development”

African leaders, including the President of Botswana, have argued that the proposal is colonialist. Trophy hunting generates revenue for African … Continue reading “Trophy hunting ban undermines African conservation efforts, warns new IEA paper”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Express commenting on reports that the Chancellor plans to … Continue reading “Government ‘Needs to Tread Carefully’ on Fiscal Rules”

Commenting on reports that the Chancellor is planning to change the way in which public debt is measured to allow … Continue reading “Chancellor should ‘tread carefully’ on fiscal rule changes”

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for The Daily Telegraph warning that recent rioting in … Continue reading “Economic and Social Strife Means Tougher Choices for the New Government”

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Prof Len Shackleton has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to new findings that … Continue reading “GPs Set for Pay Rise Despite Providing ‘Poor but Expensive’ Service”

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic on his new research, co-authored by Prof Gavin … Continue reading “Food Reformulation Plans Would Fail Underweight Children”