When Bubbles Burst: Surviving the Financial Fallout

11 November 2010
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When Bubbles Burst: Surviving the Financial Fallout

11 November 2010

The launch of a timely new book looking at the fall-out from the financial crash

  •  24/06/2009
     17:30
The Institute of Economic Affairs invites you to attend an IEA Book Launch: When Bubbles Burst:Surviving the Financial Fallout (published by Nicholas Brealey Publishing) by John Calverley Wednesday 24th June 2009 6.30pm – 8.00pm (with brief remarks by the Author at 7.00pm) 2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (door on Great Peter Street) Click To (more…)
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Vienna vs Chicago: Clash of Free-Market Titans in Response to the Ongoing Financial Crisis

11 November 2010
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Vienna vs Chicago: Clash of Free-Market Titans in Response to the Ongoing Financial Crisis

11 November 2010

The IEA presents an Occasional Lecture by Dr Mark Skousen

  •  02/11/2010
     18:30
Dr Mark Skousen, author of “Vienna and Chicago, Friends or Foes?” , will address the major differences between the Austrian and Chicago schools in confronting the ongoing global financial crisis, both in cause and policy prescriptions. The Chicago monetarists have never worried much about asset bubbles, while the Austrians accurately predicted the macro effects of (more…)
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The War on Working Class Culture

11 November 2010
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The War on Working Class Culture

11 November 2010

The Democracy Institute is holding an event looking at how political elites denormalise a way of life

  •  29/04/2010
     16:45
The War on Working Class Culture – How Political Elites Denormalise a Way of Life Chair – Mark Littlewood, Director General, IEA Authors – Dr Patrick Basham, Director, Democracy Institute and Dr John Luik, Senior Fellow, Democracy Institute This provocative Democracy Institute General Election report takes the Government and Opposition parties to task for their (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (entrance on Great Peter Street)

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The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-Checking the Left’s New Theory of Everything

11 November 2010
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The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-Checking the Left’s New Theory of Everything

11 November 2010

The IEA invites you to a Democracy Institute book launch

  •  11/05/2010
     17:15
Chair – Dr Patrick Basham, director, Democracy Institute Author – Christopher Snowdon, adjunct scholar, Democracy Institute Christopher Snowdon’s new book — The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-checking the Left's new theory of everything — shines the light of reason onto some of the wilder claims made by the Left in the last decade, not just in (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (entrance on Great Peter Street)

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The Rotten State of Britain

11 November 2010
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The Rotten State of Britain

11 November 2010

The launch of trenchant new book by Eamonn Butler decrying the state of Britain today

  •  17/03/2009
     18:30
The Institute of Economic Affairs invites you to attend an IEA Book Launch: The Rotten State of Britain (published by Gibson Square Books Ltd) by Eamonn Butler Tuesday 17th March 2009 6.30pm – 8.00pm (with brief remarks by the Author at 7.00pm) 2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (door on Great Peter Street) Click To (more…)

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The Official History of Privatisation Volume 1: The formative years 1970-1987

11 November 2010
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The Official History of Privatisation Volume 1: The formative years 1970-1987

11 November 2010

The lauch of a major new publication which charts the policy development of privatisation

  •  11/03/2009
     18:30
The Institute of Economic Affairs invites you to attend an IEA Book Launch: The Official History of Privatisation Volume 1: The formative years 1970-1987 (published by Routledge) by David Parker Wednesday 11th March 2009 6.30pm – 8.00pm (with brief remarks by the Author at 7.00pm) 2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (door on Great Peter (more…)

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The LSE Hayek Lecture

11 November 2010
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The LSE Hayek Lecture

11 November 2010

Delivered by Prof Jesús Huerta de Soto

  •  28/10/2010
     17:30
This year's LSE Hayek lecture is being given by an IEA author and we are delighted to support this event. The eminent Professor Jesús Huerta De Soto will present his innovative solutions to the banking crisis and the credit crunch, working within the tradition of the Austrian School masters. Prof de Soto will unveil proposed (more…)

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Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building, London School of Economics

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The Malign Influence of NGO’s

11 November 2010
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The Malign Influence of NGO’s

11 November 2010

An Occasional Lecture shedding light on the negative effects of NGO's on economic development in Africa

  •  28/10/2009
     18:30
Dr Mike Norton-Griffiths The extent to which foreign NGOs, especially those with single issue agendas, are having an increasingly malign impact on policy making throughout Africa will be demonstrated by two case studies from Kenya. The first of these involves the new Land Policy (part and parcel of the Kofi Annan Agreements) and the second (more…)

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IEA, 2 Lord North Street, London SW1

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The great debates that politicians won’t touch

11 November 2010
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The great debates that politicians won’t touch

11 November 2010

An IEA debate on the key issues facing Britain that are being ignored in the general election campaign

  •  14/04/2010
     17:30
Programme: Promoting sustainable wellbeing and prosperity – a radical vision for the next government – Dr Mark Pennington, Queen Mary College, London – Nic Marks, Founder of centre for well-being, nef (the new economics foundation) Cutting the deficit – when and how? – Dr Andrew Lilico, Chief Economist, Policy Exchange – Prof Lord Skidelsky, Emeritus (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (door on Great Peter Street)

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