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The Church, property rights and the environment

21 May 2020
Energy and Environment

The Church, property rights and the environment

Philip Booth
21 May 2020
Bishop Robert Byrne of Hexham and Newcastle described Laudato Si, published five years ago next week, as a “prophetic document … Continue reading “The Church, property rights and the environment”

Will free trade help the environment after Brexit?

3 August 2017
Energy and Environment

Will free trade help the environment after Brexit?

Philip Booth
3 August 2017
Many people believe that Brexit will be bad for the environment. The EU has major responsibilities in this policy area, … Continue reading “Will free trade help the environment after Brexit?”

Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer

23 February 2017
Economic Theory

Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer

Philip Booth
23 February 2017
There is a strong case to be made that the most important pre-requisite for a sustainable environment is a society … Continue reading “Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer”

Property rights and the environment – a response to Pope Francis’ encyclical

19 June 2015
Housing and Planning

Property rights and the environment – a response to Pope Francis’ encyclical

Philip Booth
19 June 2015
Pope Francis’ encyclical, ‘Laudato si’, is an important contribution to the theology and morality of the earth’s ecology in the … Continue reading “Property rights and the environment – a response to Pope Francis’ encyclical”

Education for all: a polycentric approach

17 December 2012

Education for all: a polycentric approach

James Stanfield
17 December 2012
The current approach adopted by the international development community to guarantee education for all (EFA) across the developing world can … Continue reading “Education for all: a polycentric approach”

Elinor Ostrom on privatisation

10 December 2012

Elinor Ostrom on privatisation

Mark Pennington
10 December 2012
Throughout her career the late Elinor Ostrom was keen to avoid crude ideological labelling, and the title of her 2012 Hayek … Continue reading “Elinor Ostrom on privatisation”

Elinor Ostrom on privatisation

7 August 2012

Elinor Ostrom on privatisation

Mark Pennington
7 August 2012
Throughout her career the late Elinor Ostrom was keen to avoid crude ideological labelling, and the title of her 2012 Hayek … Continue reading “Elinor Ostrom on privatisation”

Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets

5 July 2012

Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets

Philip Booth
5 July 2012
The spotlight in the Libor rate-fixing scandal has moved. Questions are being asked about the culpability of the FSA, which … Continue reading “Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets”

Elinor Ostrom and the spontaneous evolution of social institutions

30 March 2012

Elinor Ostrom and the spontaneous evolution of social institutions

Steve Davies
30 March 2012
When I heard in 2009 that Elinor Ostrom had won the Nobel Prize for Economics I was delighted and thought … Continue reading “Elinor Ostrom and the spontaneous evolution of social institutions”

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