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Debate – should we scrap Trident?

24 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Debate – should we scrap Trident?

Julian Jessop and Kate Andrews
24 October 2018
The question of whether Britain should keep its nuclear deterrent has been raging, on and off, since the 1970s, and … Continue reading “Debate – should we scrap Trident?”

“Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm

6 August 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

“Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm

Raghav Talwar
6 August 2018
Economic nationalism is firmly back on the policy agenda, if recent developments are anything to go by. In his ‘Build … Continue reading ““Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm”

Labour, the Gulag, and persistent denial

12 October 2017
Economic Theory

Labour, the Gulag, and persistent denial

Christopher Snowdon
12 October 2017
Book Review: Labour and the Gulag: Russia and the Seduction of the British Left, by Giles Udy When was the date … Continue reading “Labour, the Gulag, and persistent denial”

The Future of the Railways

11 February 2016
Transport

The Future of the Railways

11 February 2016
The question of who should own, run and operate what in the UK rail network is one that can have … Continue reading “The Future of the Railways”

In Conversation with Charles Moore

28 November 2015
Economic Theory

In Conversation with Charles Moore

28 November 2015
Charles Moore, authorised biographer to Lady Magaret Thatcher, appears at one of the IEA’s ‘In Conversation’ series. Charles and Mark … Continue reading “In Conversation with Charles Moore”

James Bartholomew’s ‘The Welfare of Nations’

29 April 2015
Welfare

James Bartholomew’s ‘The Welfare of Nations’

29 April 2015
James Bartholomew, following up to his bold critique of the welare state in The Welfare State We’re In, launched his newest … Continue reading “James Bartholomew’s ‘The Welfare of Nations’”

The UK productivity puzzle – or is it?

20 June 2013

The UK productivity puzzle – or is it?

J. R. Sargent
20 June 2013
There was a time when it was normal for the productivity of labour in the UK to be rising year … Continue reading “The UK productivity puzzle – or is it?”

Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail

8 June 2013

Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail

Kristian Niemietz
8 June 2013
In his speech in east London yesterday, Ed Miliband hoped to reframe the debate by outlining a distinctively Labour approach … Continue reading “Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail”

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