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Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons

7 November 2019
Government and Institutions

Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons

Luke Warren
7 November 2019
Wales having control of its own judicial powers should not be an exception, but the norm. On 24 October, the … Continue reading “Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons”

What finance can teach us about Catalan independence

31 October 2017
Economic Theory

What finance can teach us about Catalan independence

Diego Zuluaga
31 October 2017
The turmoil in Catalonia appears finally to be subsiding thanks to the central government’s intervention this weekend to restore constitutional … Continue reading “What finance can teach us about Catalan independence”

Nick Timothy’s ‘post-liberal conservatism’: nonsense on stilts

14 August 2017
Government and Institutions

Nick Timothy’s ‘post-liberal conservatism’: nonsense on stilts

Kristian Niemietz
14 August 2017
Seven years ago, I published an IEA monograph, which was a spin-off from what would later become a dissertation. There … Continue reading “Nick Timothy’s ‘post-liberal conservatism’: nonsense on stilts”

How crowdfunding could make public finance more democratic

14 November 2016
Government and Institutions

How crowdfunding could make public finance more democratic

Syed Kamall
14 November 2016
In 1850, the merchants, bankers and traders of the City of London held a crisis meeting. The original private contract … Continue reading “How crowdfunding could make public finance more democratic”

Subsidiarity needs to take its rightful place at the EU

29 February 2016
Government and Institutions

Subsidiarity needs to take its rightful place at the EU

Philip Booth and Diego Zuluaga
29 February 2016
The subsidiary principle is a well-established notion in Catholic social teaching. It was also intended to be a core principle … Continue reading “Subsidiarity needs to take its rightful place at the EU”

It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government

17 November 2015
Society and Culture

It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government

Ryan Bourne
17 November 2015
Many people have taken to social media to ask why the terrorist massacres in Paris have been given so much … Continue reading “It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government”

A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive

5 November 2015
Government and Institutions

A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive

Diego Zuluaga
5 November 2015
Britons are all too aware of the problems of political and economic centralisation. Indeed, the trend for more and more … Continue reading “A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive”

It’s time to imagine life beyond the state

29 October 2015
Economic Theory

It’s time to imagine life beyond the state

Philip Booth
29 October 2015
One of the most dangerous myths that pervades the political debate today is the idea that “neo-liberalism”, as the left … Continue reading “It’s time to imagine life beyond the state”

Review of ‘More Human’ by Steve Hilton

27 August 2015
Economic Theory

Review of ‘More Human’ by Steve Hilton

Ryan Bourne
27 August 2015
We live in a world where big ideas are disdained. The term ‘ideologue’ is hurled as abuse, and mainstream politicians … Continue reading “Review of ‘More Human’ by Steve Hilton”

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