Continued from part 1 (here).  In 1789 France was a rural country with 55% of the population dependent directly or … Continue reading “Assessing the economic legacy of the French Revolution (Part 2)”

The ‘success’ of the French Revolution has typically divided historians. Yet when invited to comment on the bicentenary of the … Continue reading “Assessing the economic legacy of the French Revolution (Part 1)”

In the twenty-fifth IEA Current Controversies Paper, Russell Lewis, former Director of the Conservative Political Centre and former Acting General … Continue reading “Global Warming False Alarms (web publication)”