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Thatcher's ungenerous critics undermine society

Philip Booth

3 May 2013

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In the wake of Mrs. Thatcher’s death, there has been much discussion about her economic record and her political achievements. However, one of the more annoying points that people try to...

This medium-termist government needs to think long-term - now

Philip Booth

15 February 2012

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The UK has been put on a credit-rating downgrade watch. This is not surprising, but one wonders whether Moody’s is focusing on the right issues. In particular, Moody’s cited the lack of...

Rowan Williams sowed confusion last week when he raised the distinction between the "deserving" and "undeserving" poor

Philip Booth

13 June 2011

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In his recent New Statesman editorial, Archbishop Rowan Williams criticised the re-emergence of the seductive language of the deserving and underserving poor. The job of a Bishop is to...

Coalition should launch full frontal attack on Archbishop

Philip Booth

9 June 2011

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Benedict Brogan asks what David Cameron should do about Archbishop Rowan Williams' full frontal attack on health, education and welfare reform. He suggests that he should consider the PR perils...

Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty

Steven D. Ealy

16 September 2010

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Friedrich A. Hayek published The Constitution of Liberty in 1960. To mark the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary the IEA is issuing Eugene F. Miller’s Hayek’s The Constitution of...

Is state-funded healthcare the best we can hope for?

Ben Storrs

10 August 2010

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Digital governance has revolutionised the NHS. While progress has been slow and very expensive, underpinning the progress is the ease with which feedback can be gathered and processed into a target.

The challenge of immigration: a radical solution

Gary S. Becker

28 June 2010

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The 19th Annual IEA Hayek Memorial Lecture, given by Professor Gary Becker on 17 June 2010:

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