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Remember the real champions of austerity: George Monbiot and the eco-miserabilists

10 October 2017
Markets and Morality

Remember the real champions of austerity: George Monbiot and the eco-miserabilists

Christopher Snowdon
10 October 2017
Ten years ago today, George Monbiot wrote an article for the Guardian titled ‘In this age of diamond saucepans, only … Continue reading “Remember the real champions of austerity: George Monbiot and the eco-miserabilists”

The London riots were not caused by ‘moral decay’ or inequality

30 August 2011

The London riots were not caused by ‘moral decay’ or inequality

Kristian Niemietz
30 August 2011
Being too busy torching, looting and vandalising, the London rioters and their offshoots in other cities could not be bothered … Continue reading “The London riots were not caused by ‘moral decay’ or inequality”

An alternative to Spirit Level egalitarianism

5 August 2011

An alternative to Spirit Level egalitarianism

Kristian Niemietz
5 August 2011
Objections to large material inequalities are probably as old as mankind itself. In numerous ancient legends and folk tales, the … Continue reading “An alternative to Spirit Level egalitarianism”

Chris Huhne’s broken window

24 June 2011

Chris Huhne’s broken window

Kristian Niemietz
24 June 2011
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne spoke of a ‘dark day’, and made clear he was ‘deeply disappointed’. EU plans to raise the target for … Continue reading “Chris Huhne’s broken window”

Can you be a half-way Spirit Leveller?

9 May 2011

Can you be a half-way Spirit Leveller?

Kristian Niemietz
9 May 2011
I recently gave a talk at the Libertarian Alliance entitled ‘Spirit Level Egalitarianism, Happiness Economics and Steady State Economics’. When … Continue reading “Can you be a half-way Spirit Leveller?”

Free-market economics vs. steady-state economics: how to frame the debate

20 April 2011

Free-market economics vs. steady-state economics: how to frame the debate

Kristian Niemietz
20 April 2011
In panel discussions or similar debate formats, it is usually a huge advantage to be thoroughly informed about the opponent’s … Continue reading “Free-market economics vs. steady-state economics: how to frame the debate”

Malthus is dead – get over it

28 February 2011

Malthus is dead – get over it

Kristian Niemietz
28 February 2011
Anti-consumerists are sometimes criticised for not practicing what they preach. Buying stuff is sinful – as long as it’s the … Continue reading “Malthus is dead – get over it”

The Steady State Economy Conference – the economics of misanthropy

12 January 2011

The Steady State Economy Conference – the economics of misanthropy

Kristian Niemietz
12 January 2011
Imagine Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Thomas Malthus, Karl Marx and Saddam Hussein were meeting somewhere in the afterlife, deciding to write a … Continue reading “The Steady State Economy Conference – the economics of misanthropy”

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