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New Trafford: can the free market promote regeneration in Manchester?

29 April 2025
Housing and Planning

New Trafford: can the free market promote regeneration in Manchester?

Keith Boyfield
29 April 2025
As a teenager, I was lucky enough to see Bobby Charlton, Denis Law and that mercurial soccer genius, George Best, … Continue reading “New Trafford: can the free market promote regeneration in Manchester?”

Four Types of Killjoy: #5 Conclusion

24 April 2025
Lifestyle Economics

Four Types of Killjoy: #5 Conclusion

Christopher Snowdon
24 April 2025
In this series of posts, the IEA’s Christopher Snowdon explains the background and beliefs of the anti-smoking, anti-alcohol, anti-obesity and … Continue reading “Four Types of Killjoy: #5 Conclusion”

Four Types of Killjoy: #4 Anti-gambling

10 April 2025
Lifestyle Economics

Four Types of Killjoy: #4 Anti-gambling

Christopher Snowdon
10 April 2025
In this series of posts, the IEA’s Christopher Snowdon explains the background and beliefs of the anti-smoking, anti-alcohol, anti-obesity and … Continue reading “Four Types of Killjoy: #4 Anti-gambling”

Four Types of Killjoy: #3 Anti-obesity

3 April 2025
Lifestyle Economics

Four Types of Killjoy: #3 Anti-obesity

Christopher Snowdon
3 April 2025
In this series of posts, the IEA’s Christopher Snowdon explains the background and beliefs of the anti-smoking, anti-alcohol, anti-obesity and … Continue reading “Four Types of Killjoy: #3 Anti-obesity”

Progress in the Philippines

2 April 2025
Government and Institutions

Progress in the Philippines

Harrison Griffiths
2 April 2025
The Whetstone Freedom Fund (WFF)—is an international initiative founded by the Institute of Economic Affairs in honour of the late Linda … Continue reading “Progress in the Philippines”

Four Types of Killjoy: #1 Anti-smoking

27 March 2025
Lifestyle Economics

Four Types of Killjoy: #1 Anti-smoking

Christopher Snowdon
27 March 2025
In this series, the IEA’s Dr Christopher Snowdon explains the background and beliefs of the anti-smoking, anti-alcohol, anti-obesity and anti-gambling … Continue reading “Four Types of Killjoy: #1 Anti-smoking”

Disability and incapacity benefits for working-age people: some recent developments

20 March 2025
Government and Institutions

Disability and incapacity benefits for working-age people: some recent developments

Kristian Niemietz
20 March 2025
A few years ago, the psychiatrist and science blogger Scott Alexander recounted an interesting anecdote from his university days on … Continue reading “Disability and incapacity benefits for working-age people: some recent developments”

Has “real” wokery never been tried?

19 March 2025
Government and Institutions

Has “real” wokery never been tried?

Kristian Niemietz
19 March 2025
In late 2021, I spoke on a panel on classical liberalism and freedom of speech. Given the complete cultural hegemony … Continue reading “Has “real” wokery never been tried?”

Sympathy won’t make London safe again

19 March 2025
Society and Culture

Sympathy won’t make London safe again

19 March 2025

Matthew Bowles writes for CapX

Strategic Partnerships Manager Matthew Bowles has written in CapX arguing that we need to radically change our approach to crime. … Continue reading “Sympathy won’t make London safe again”

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