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School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like

30 August 2016
Education

School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like

James Tooley
30 August 2016
Recently, critics of low-cost private schooling in developing countries – and there are many – had a field day. A … Continue reading “School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like”

Private schools for the poor

17 June 2011

Private schools for the poor

John Blundell
17 June 2011
I journeyed to Harare, Zimbabwe recently with some trepidation. After all IEA author Dr Roger Bate is banned and in … Continue reading “Private schools for the poor”

James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award

22 April 2010

James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award

John Blundell
22 April 2010
James Tooley’s recent book The Beautiful Tree is the best single book on public policy to be published since Charles … Continue reading “James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award”

Should private schools be nationalised?

14 January 2010

Should private schools be nationalised?

Kristian Niemietz
14 January 2010
In my school days, the use of articles in front of nouns like “school”, “church”, “hospital” etc in the English … Continue reading “Should private schools be nationalised?”

Better schooling and a less distorted housing market

26 October 2010

Better schooling and a less distorted housing market

Tom Papworth
26 October 2010
In January, Paul Collier, an economics professor who has frequently been published by the IEA, wrote a controversial article for The … Continue reading “Better schooling and a less distorted housing market”

James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award

22 April 2010

James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award

John Blundell
22 April 2010
James Tooley’s recent book The Beautiful Tree is the best single book on public policy to be published since Charles … Continue reading “James Tooley’s “The Beautiful Tree” wins the 2010 Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award”

Should private schools be nationalised?

14 January 2010

Should private schools be nationalised?

Kristian Niemietz
14 January 2010
In my school days, the use of articles in front of nouns like “school”, “church”, “hospital” etc in the English … Continue reading “Should private schools be nationalised?”

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