Media posts Archive

We don’t need more police officers, we just ned to deploy them better

25 August 2008

Society and Culture

We don’t need more police officers, we just ned to deploy them better

25 August 2008

John Blundell writes for Association Management Quarterly, Summer 2008

Writing for Association Management Quarterly, Summer 2008 edition, IEA Director General John Blundell argues that we don’t need more police … Continue reading

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump, not the grasping bankers

1 June 2009

Regulation

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump, not the grasping bankers

1 June 2009

Philip Booth writes for Yorkshire Post

“Politicians have created the conditions in which the self-interest of bankers has led to the destruction of the banking system”, … Continue reading

Blair’s disastrous employment regulation

14 May 2006

Regulation

Blair’s disastrous employment regulation

14 May 2006

John Blundell writes for The Business

IEA Director General John Blundell writes for The Business on the increase in employment regulation under the Blair administration.

Is a “zero tolerance” approach to crime a good one?

27 November 2005

Society and Culture

Is a “zero tolerance” approach to crime a good one?

27 November 2005

John Blundell writes for The Sunday Times

IEA Director General John Blundell argued that the result of a “zero tolerance” approach to crime is “a tsunami of … Continue reading

Church leaders should tread carefully when analysing the causes of the financial crash

4 November 2008

Markets and Morality

Church leaders should tread carefully when analysing the causes of the financial crash

4 November 2008

Philip Booth writes for the Catholic Times

“There is much debating and research to be done before we come to a widely-accepted view on the causes of … Continue reading

The Catholic Bishops’ pre-election advice is spot on

25 March 2010

Markets and Morality

The Catholic Bishops’ pre-election advice is spot on

25 March 2010

Philip Booth writes for the Catholic Times

The IEA’s Philip Booth writes for the Catholic Times on the Catholic Bishops’ pre-election advice. He writes: Recent attempts by … Continue reading

When ministers speak of cuts, they often mean a reduction in previously planned increases in expenditure

24 September 2010

Tax and Fiscal Policy

When ministers speak of cuts, they often mean a reduction in previously planned increases in expenditure

24 September 2010

Dr Richard Wellings writes for Public Service

Dr Richard Wellings writes for Public Service on the Comprehensive Spending Review.

Better off on benefits: state blamed for UK’s lazy unemployment cycle

13 October 2010

Labour Market

Better off on benefits: state blamed for UK’s lazy unemployment cycle

13 October 2010

Prof Philip Booth appears on Russia Today

Prof Philip Booth is interviewed for Russia Today on what the state needs to do to reduce long-term unemployment and … Continue reading

BBC Radio 5 Live takes a look at delivery in the health service

25 July 2010

Healthcare

BBC Radio 5 Live takes a look at delivery in the health service

25 July 2010

Len Shackleton appears on BBC Radio 5 Live

Prof. J.R. Shackleton takes part in a discussion on BBC Radio 5 Live about public sector delivery. He argues that … Continue reading

IEA Media Posts.

We don’t need more police officers, we just ned to deploy them better

We don’t need more police officers, we just ned to deploy them better

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump, not the grasping bankers

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump, not the grasping bankers

Blair’s disastrous employment regulation

Blair’s disastrous employment regulation

Is a “zero tolerance” approach to crime a good one?

Is a “zero tolerance” approach to crime a good one?

Church leaders should tread carefully when analysing the causes of the financial crash

Church leaders should tread carefully when analysing the causes of the financial crash

The Catholic Bishops’ pre-election advice is spot on

The Catholic Bishops’ pre-election advice is spot on

When ministers speak of cuts, they often mean a reduction in previously planned increases in expenditure

When ministers speak of cuts, they often mean a reduction in previously planned increases in expenditure

Better off on benefits: state blamed for UK’s lazy unemployment cycle

Better off on benefits: state blamed for UK’s lazy unemployment cycle

BBC Radio 5 Live takes a look at delivery in the health service

BBC Radio 5 Live takes a look at delivery in the health service

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