Professor Philip Booth, Senior Academic Fellow at the IEA, speaks to an audience at the 2018 Ideas Exchange about why, … Continue reading “Oh What a Wonderful World”

The Institute of Economic Affairs is commissioning lifestyle economics papers as part of its research output in 2019. Our lifestyle … Continue reading “The IEA issues call for original research proposals”

The world of academia may seem remote from everyday politics. But it would be wrong to conclude that the arguments … Continue reading “It’s time to end the left-wing monopoly on British campuses”

David Henderson, a long-standing IEA supporter and member of our Academic Advisory Council, has died. He was 91. David had … Continue reading “In memoriam: David Henderson”

On Monday, the IEA launched a substantial discussion paper making a set of practical proposals (“Plan A+”) to break the … Continue reading “A response to Christopher Cook”

SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel FOLLOW US on Twitter LIKE US on Facebook We’re joined by the Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Live from Lord North Street – Why Maps Are Often Wrong”

THINK, the IEA’s student conference, brought together students from across the UK, EU and world to discuss the biggest issues … Continue reading “What they thought about THINK”

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”

Dr Matthew McCaffrey, Lecurer in Enterprise at the University of Manchester, discusses the economy of Game of Thrones, and what … Continue reading “THINK – Economics of Game of Thrones”