Who holds the liberal torch in 2010?

11 November 2010
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Who holds the liberal torch in 2010?

11 November 2010

Libertarians, Lib Dems or the 'liberal elite'?

  •  29/06/2010
     17:00
The Free Society and Liberal Vision present: The battle against Big Government – join the debate! The emergence of a Conservative-Liberal coalition government might now provide the opportunity for a politics based around individual freedom and responsibility, rather than government diktat. The new Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister use the language of liberty, but (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (entrance on Great Peter Street)

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The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-Checking the Left’s New Theory of Everything

11 November 2010
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The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-Checking the Left’s New Theory of Everything

11 November 2010

The IEA invites you to a Democracy Institute book launch

  •  11/05/2010
     17:15
Chair – Dr Patrick Basham, director, Democracy Institute Author – Christopher Snowdon, adjunct scholar, Democracy Institute Christopher Snowdon’s new book — The Spirit Level Delusion: Fact-checking the Left's new theory of everything — shines the light of reason onto some of the wilder claims made by the Left in the last decade, not just in (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (entrance on Great Peter Street)

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Launch of book ‘Globalisation Fractures’

11 November 2010
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Launch of book ‘Globalisation Fractures’

11 November 2010

Globalisation Fractures: How Major Nations' Interests are now in Conflict

  •  07/07/2010
     17:30
In this tour de force, the internationally renowned economist, Charles Dumas, outlines the thirty year path that has led this era of globalisation to crisis point, while also identifying the factors now undermining recovery from the Great Recession. Politicians, central bankers and regulators are at present too focussed on deciding who to blame, and thus (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1

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Keynesian Economics: How to Ruin Your Economy in One Easy Lesson

11 November 2010
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Keynesian Economics: How to Ruin Your Economy in One Easy Lesson

11 November 2010

An Occasional Lecture which explores the consequences for all of us of the lurch to Keynesian economic policy around the globe

  •  08/07/2009
     17:30
Keynesian economics did more than change the ways in which governments deal with recession. It made respectable the notion that momentum can be given to an economy by public spending and during recessions by any public spending whatsoever. It therefore opened the door for vast increases in government expenditure which, rather than having made us (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, London SW1

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Christian Perspectives on the Financial Crash book launch

11 November 2010
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Christian Perspectives on the Financial Crash book launch

11 November 2010

Christian Perspectives on the Financial Crash

  •  26/05/2010
     17:30
The Institute of Economic Affairs invites you to attend: An IEA Book Launch Christian Perspectives on the Financial Crash published by St Pauls Authors: Archbishop Vincent Nichols (Archbishop of Westminster), Prof Iain Allan (Cass Business School), Prof Philip Booth (IEA), Sr Catherine Cowley (Heythrop College), Francis Davis (Oxford University), Philippa Gitlin (Caritas), Dr Samuel Gregg (more…)

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2 Lord North Street, Westminster, SW1 (entrance on Great Peter Street)

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Vienna vs Chicago: Clash of Free-Market Titans in Response to the Ongoing Financial Crisis

26 October 2010
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Vienna vs Chicago: Clash of Free-Market Titans in Response to the Ongoing Financial Crisis

26 October 2010

The IEA presents an Occasional Lecture by Dr Mark Skousen

  •  02/11/2010
     18:30
Dr Mark Skousen, author of "Vienna and Chicago, Friends or Foes?", will address the major differences between the Austrian and Chicago schools in confronting the ongoing global financial crisis, both in cause and policy prescriptions. The Chicago monetarists have never worried much about asset bubbles, while the Austrians accurately predicted the macro effects of the (more…)
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