YES – says Alexander Hammond It is unlikely that most Britons will be rampant classical liberals by 2030. Still, for … Continue reading “IEA Debate: Will the 2020s be a good decade for classical liberals?”

We are saddened to hear of the death of Sir Samuel Brittan, a long-standing friend of the Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Sir Samuel Brittan, R.I.P.”

Apart from concerns for our neighbours, friends, families and mankind, it goes without saying that the current pandemic and the … Continue reading “Some classical liberal thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic”

What exactly is classical liberalism? What do liberals believe? What are the key social, political and economic issues they have … Continue reading “Who are the greatest classical liberal thinkers of all time?”

It’s always an occasion of note when Paul Krugman says a true thing. And it has happened. “Given the powers … Continue reading “The US president should have fewer powers”

The news that Leonard Liggio has died (5 July 1933 to 14 October 2014) will not have attracted much attention … Continue reading “Leonard Liggio, R.I.P.”

Friends of the IEA will be saddened to hear of the death last month of Marjorie Seldon. Marjorie, who was … Continue reading “Marjorie Seldon R.I.P.”

Does liberty need a constitution? Or, what might at first glance sound even more paradoxical, does it need a framework … Continue reading “Does liberty need a constitution?”

The title and cover art for Peter Boettke’s latest book Living Economics: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow are no doubt symbolic … Continue reading “Reviewed – Living Economics: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”