YES – says Alexander Hammond It is unlikely that most Britons will be rampant classical liberals by 2030. Still, for … Continue reading “IEA Debate: Will the 2020s be a good decade for classical liberals?”

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has written an article for The Telegraph on Jacinda Ardern’s decision to impose … Continue reading “Jacinda Ardern’s ‘Zero Covid’ strategy is proving tragic for New Zealanders”

Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, has commented on the government’s decision to re-open in the Summer of last … Continue reading “Despite Omicron, the UK’s decision to open up in the Summer has proved successful”

In 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published proposals to add to the Listing Rules targets for women and ethnic … Continue reading “Regulatory-political activism: the Financial Conduct Authority goes woke”

Marc Glendening, IEA Head of Cultural Affairs, has written an article for CapX in which he describes the threats to … Continue reading “Left authoritarianism has infiltrated our institutions and threatens liberal democracy”

Kristian Niemietz, IEA Head of Political Economy, has penned an article for CapX on the vitriol aimed at Molly-Mae Hague, … Continue reading “The vitriol faced by Molly-Mae has given us a new insight into the culture war”

Last month, Instagram influencer and fashion entrepreneur Molly-Mae Hague appeared on a podcast on business-related issues. She made a fairly … Continue reading “How the Great Awokening has absorbed Millennial Socialism (or vice versa?)”

“I applaud your aim to build on the success of the IEA in Europe, America and further afield.”  So wrote … Continue reading “In Memoriam: Linda Whetstone (1942-2021)”

It is with great sadness that we write of the passing of Linda Whetstone. Linda was Chairman of the Atlas … Continue reading “Linda Whetstone (1942-2021)”