Below is the draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 24th October 2000 as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Professor Robinson
24 October 2000
10 October 2000
Below is the draft of a lecture given on 10th October 2000 as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Professor Currie
1 October 2000
This paper argues that currently British migration laws are skewed against economic migrants in a way which is harmful both to the migrants themselves, and also to the UK population
1 September 2000
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”
1 September 2000
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”
1 June 2000
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”
1 May 2000
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”
1 April 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”
18 March 2000
Stories from the Troubled Beginning of the Biological Century




