He is the co-author of Liberalising Discrimination Law: Why the Equality Act is unfit for purpose. He has written for The Times, The Evening Standard and City AM.
Prior to joining the IEA Daniel worked in education. He has a degree in History from the University of Oxford.
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Class action law, Better Call Saul and the cost of bad incentives
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What’s the point of foreign aid?
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In defence of VAT on private school fees
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With Navalny’s death, Putin’s Russia enters its darkest phase
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How to solve a problem like inflation
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Let’s brain-drain Russia
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