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After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper

16 July 2018

After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper

16 July 2018
After months of anticipation, Theresa May’s government has finally fleshed out in detail their view of Britain’s future relationship with … Continue reading “After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper”

Brexit and the lessons of US Independence

4 July 2018
Government and Institutions

Brexit and the lessons of US Independence

Madeline Grant
4 July 2018
On this day in 1776, the thirteen colonies of America, then at war with Britain, declared themselves to be states … Continue reading “Brexit and the lessons of US Independence”

Launch of The Paragon Initiative – John McTernan

30 October 2015
Government and Institutions

Launch of The Paragon Initiative – John McTernan

30 October 2015
John McTernan, former advisor to Tony Blair and to the 2007 election-winning Australian Labor Party, speaks at the launch of … Continue reading “Launch of The Paragon Initiative – John McTernan”

THINK – The Triumph of Capitalism

25 July 2015
Economic Theory

THINK – The Triumph of Capitalism

25 July 2015
Is capitalism a force for good in the world? Johan Norberg and Henrik Jonsson discuss what capitalism has done for … Continue reading “THINK – The Triumph of Capitalism”

IEA at 60 – Mark Pennington

23 June 2015
Economic Theory

IEA at 60 – Mark Pennington

23 June 2015
Professor Mark Pennington, Professor of Political Economy at King’s College and IEA Trustee, speaks about the support the IEA offered … Continue reading “IEA at 60 – Mark Pennington”

IEA at 60 – Martin Durkin

20 June 2015
Economic Theory

IEA at 60 – Martin Durkin

20 June 2015
Martin Durkin, founder of Wag TV, producer of Margaret Thatcher: Death of a Revolutionary and former winner of the IEA”s Free Enterprise … Continue reading “IEA at 60 – Martin Durkin”

Anti-business or anti-market?

10 February 2015
Regulation

Anti-business or anti-market?

Ryan Bourne
10 February 2015
The war of words between Boots and the Labour Party has led to much political soul-searching. The salient question seems … Continue reading “Anti-business or anti-market?”

What the market can provide

9 February 2015
Economic Theory

What the market can provide

Philip Booth and Ryan Bourne
9 February 2015
In a recent CapX article, Tim Montgomerie sought to outline ‘10 things that capitalism needs but cannot provide’. There was … Continue reading “What the market can provide”

Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor

24 December 2014
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor

Steven Horwitz
24 December 2014
The recent signals by the Obama Administration that they might wish to normalise relations with Cuba should be welcomed by … Continue reading “Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor”

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