Foreword This paper has been written at a time when the issue of migration is more important in British politics … Continue reading “Reforming British Migration Policy”

In this monograph, Professor Gissurarson explains the Icelandic model of fisheries management, Individual Transferable Share Quotas (ITQs), implemented in 1979 … Continue reading “Overfishing: the Icelandic Solution”

In Government: Whose Obedient Servant?, three economists provide an account of the theory of public choice and its applications without … Continue reading “Government: Whose Obedient Servant? A Primer in Public Choice”

Professor Antony Flew, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy in the University of Reading, criticises the report of the ‘Advisory Group on … Continue reading “Education for Citizenship”

Since the first Earth Day was held thirty years ago it has become increasingly common for policy makers and opinion … Continue reading “Earth Report 2000”

Hard copies of this paper are no longer available for purchase. In the 1999 IEA Hayek Memorial Lecture, reprinted in … Continue reading “Hayek, Currency Competition and European Monetary Union”

This working paper by Richard D North is an important contribution to the historiography of the debate about biotechnology. Its … Continue reading “The GMO Battle”

This book was originally published on the IEA’s web site on the day before the Government bill that sought to … Continue reading “Fur and Freedom: in Defence of the Fur Trade”

In this Hobart Paper, Professors Brian Main and Sir Alan Peacock – two distinguished economists with interests in legal issues … Continue reading “What Price Civil Justice?”