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Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

22 May 2020
Economic Theory

Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

Mikko Arevuo
22 May 2020
The progress that free trade and globalisation have achieved are coming under severe threat from the Covid-19 pandemic. There are … Continue reading “Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)”

Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries

20 November 2019
Society and Culture

Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries

Rainer Zitelmann
20 November 2019
At first glance, the assertion in this article’s headline may seem unfair. After all, aren’t anti-capitalist activists widely regarded as … Continue reading “Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries”

Oxfam would rather make us all poorer than feed the world

22 January 2018
Government and Institutions

Oxfam would rather make us all poorer than feed the world

Mark Littlewood
22 January 2018
In the film Groundhog Day, the protagonist is trapped in an infinite time-loop, constantly repeating the same experiences over and … Continue reading “Oxfam would rather make us all poorer than feed the world”

Public opinion is turning against free trade and globalisation

27 June 2016
Society and Culture

Public opinion is turning against free trade and globalisation

Diego Zuluaga
27 June 2016
This article is based on a presentation delivered at the Restructuring of the Global Economy (ROGE) conference, Oxford University. It is … Continue reading “Public opinion is turning against free trade and globalisation”

Helping the Poor

14 September 2015
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Helping the Poor

Christian Stadler and Lynne Kiesling
14 September 2015
Do free markets help or oppress the poor? What, if anything, have free markets done for the poor worldwide? In … Continue reading “Helping the Poor”

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”

Cheer up! We’ve never had it so good – at least until population decline sets in

16 April 2015
Energy and Environment

Cheer up! We’ve never had it so good – at least until population decline sets in

Philip Booth
16 April 2015
We are frequently given quite pessimistic assessments of the environment and of the world economy through Vatican documents, lectures and … Continue reading “Cheer up! We’ve never had it so good – at least until population decline sets in”

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