To conjecture what Hayek’s stance might have been on Britain’s EU referendum and the current state of the European project … Continue reading “Hayek would have voted to remain”

As the debate on British membership of the European Union gathers steam, the Eurozone is getting a fair amount of … Continue reading “False claims about the Eurozone from the Brexit camp”

With the Prime Minister apparently arranging panicked meetings of special advisers to aid the floundering Britain Stronger in Europe campaign, … Continue reading “On eurosceptics’ unholy alliance with the anti-EU hard left – your enemy’s enemy is not your friend”

I suspect this hypothetical dialogue will look vaguely familiar to many readers: Europhile:        ‘The global economy of the future will … Continue reading “Why Europhiles and Eurosceptics don’t understand each other”

Last week, the IEA held a discussion on the EU. There were some prominent euro enthusiasts there, together with a … Continue reading “Ted Heath was right – the EU single market is not a free market”

Whether you read a conservative or a left-wing newspaper, a tabloid or the business press, you have probably read many … Continue reading “On Anglosceptics and little Englanders: how EU commentators got their terminology wrong”