Emily Carver, the IEA’s Head of Media, has penned an article for Conservative Home commenting on recent research conducted by … Continue reading “Diversity should emerge as a result of meritocracy, not as an imposition”

Marc Glendenning, Head of Cultural Affairs at the IEA, has penned a letter in the Telegraph outlining the threats posed … Continue reading “The Online Safety Bill demonstrates the influence of the New Left in our public bodies”

In her bi-weekly Conservative Home column, IEA Head of Media, Emily Carver, argued that every problem in UK politics has … Continue reading “British politics needs optimism, not more catastrophising”

In an op-ed for The Spectator, IEA Director of Communications, Annabel Denham, took aim at British Airway’s (BA) move to … Continue reading “BA’s gender neutral salutations the latest example of ‘Woke capitalism’”

It has taken me a while to appreciate just how singularly ridiculous the Australian response to the Covid pandemic has … Continue reading “Dealing with Covid-19 in Australia”

Commenting on the University of Kent’s decision to require all students to complete a four-hour diversity course in ‘white privilege’, … Continue reading “Forcing students to take diversity course amounts to “ideological brainwashing””

The other Sunday I arrived back in London around 7pm and went round the corner to the big Sainsbury’s near … Continue reading “Sunday trading laws illustrate the tyranny of the status quo”

One of the problems with critical race theory (CRT) is that neither its most fervent adherents nor its staunchest critics … Continue reading “Critical Race Theory (CRT) illustrates the “Law of the Instrument””

The IEA held an event recently on the OECD proposal to establish a global minimum rate for Corporation Tax at … Continue reading “The case for abolishing the tax privileges of international organisations”