19 April 2010
Several newspapers (e.g. the Guardian and the Telegraph ) have recently carried obituaries of the English philosopher Antony Flew. These … Continue reading “Antony Flew (1923-2010): an appreciation”
13 November 2010
This week’s protests over a proposed rise in university tuition fees demonstrate the long term problem of how reliance on the … Continue reading “Why the student protesters are wrong”
2 September 2010
Anti-consumerism as a gut-feeling has been around for ages. But the attempt to rationalise the sentiment in economic terms is … Continue reading “The troubled economics of anti-consumerism”
26 August 2010
I am inclined to agree with the view of The Times that the government should not get bogged down in … Continue reading “Clip the wings of bossy Commission and revise Equality Act”
28 April 2010
. It is rather difficult to redistribute that burden because marginal rates are so high right across the board it … Continue reading “Life isn’t fair but it can be free”
19 April 2010
Several newspapers (e.g. the Guardian and the Telegraph) have recently carried obituaries of the English philosopher Antony Flew. These obituaries … Continue reading “Antony Flew (1923-2010): an appreciation”