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Not a slogan for a conservative party

13 October 2017
Government and Institutions

Not a slogan for a conservative party

Dr Jamie Whyte
13 October 2017
“Building a country that works for everyone”. That was the slogan of the Conservative Party at their conference last week. … Continue reading “Not a slogan for a conservative party”

Look to liberal Manchester, not statist Birmingham, for historic inspiration

10 October 2016
Government and Institutions

Look to liberal Manchester, not statist Birmingham, for historic inspiration

Richard Teather
10 October 2016
Theresa May’s conference speech is widely agreed to mark the end of liberal, free market conservatism and a return to … Continue reading “Look to liberal Manchester, not statist Birmingham, for historic inspiration”

This is not a ‘neoliberal’ age. This is an age of hyper-statism

6 November 2015
Economic Theory

This is not a ‘neoliberal’ age. This is an age of hyper-statism

Kristian Niemietz
6 November 2015
The law of diminishing marginal utility is one of the most basic concepts in economics. What it means is that … Continue reading “This is not a ‘neoliberal’ age. This is an age of hyper-statism”

The Jägermeister effect: without a change in substance, 1970s-style statism has become trendy again

11 November 2013

The Jägermeister effect: without a change in substance, 1970s-style statism has become trendy again

Kristian Niemietz
11 November 2013
For as long as I can remember, the herbal schnapps Jägermeister has had a reputation for being an old man’s … Continue reading “The Jägermeister effect: without a change in substance, 1970s-style statism has become trendy again”

The link between statism and supranationalism

10 July 2009

The link between statism and supranationalism

Philip Vander Elst
10 July 2009
Is there a strong connection between statism and supranationalism? At a time of rising taxation, increased state control over the … Continue reading “The link between statism and supranationalism”

The link between statism and supranationalism

10 July 2009
Economic Theory

The link between statism and supranationalism

Philip Vander Elst
10 July 2009
Is there a strong connection between statism and supranationalism? At a time of rising taxation, increased state control over the … Continue reading “The link between statism and supranationalism”

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