02 September 2010
IEA Journal
-- Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator, the Financial Times.
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last twelve months
Innovation and regulation in energy supply (Volume 30.2)24 June 2010 Sector is now highly politicised |
Economic liberalism and social justice (Volume 30.1)11 March 2010 Free markets both alleviate poverty and empower the poor |
Corporate Social Responsibility (Volume 29.4)10 December 2009 CSR is conceptually incoherent, practically unworkable and wholly unjustified |
Central Banking, Monetary Stability and Financial Stability (Volume 29.3)24 September 2009 How can future economic crises be avoided? |
catch up
Islam and the Free-Market Economy (Volume 29.2)25 June 2009 The importance of liberty, contracts and private property |
Public-Private Partnerships (Volume 29.1)19 March 2009 PPPs may offer poor value for money |
Healthcare: State Failure (Volume 28.4)30 December 2008 Main articles on government healthcare provision in different countries |
The Economic Analysis of Institutions (Volume 28.3)01 October 2008 Leading authorities, including Oliver E. Williamson, discuss the New Institutional Economics |
Housing for the Poor: The Role of Government (Volume 28.2)26 June 2008 Main articles on social housing, with an education supplement on the Pupil Premium |
New Perspectives on the Economics and Politics of Ageing (Volume 28.1)19 March 2008 Main articles on demography and pensions |
Policing a Liberal Society (Volume 27.4)19 December 2007 The latest issue of Economic Affairs looks at a number of issues in contemporary policing policy |
Poverty Amidst Affluence? (Volume 27.3)27 September 2007 Main articles on poverty in developed countries. Special Offer £5.00 (Usual Price £7.50) |
Enterprise Solutions to Poverty in Africa (Volume 27.2)27 June 2007 Main articles on entrepreneurship and development in sub-Saharan Africa |
Issues in Fighting Financial Crime (Volume 27.1)01 March 2007 Main articles on Issues in fighting financial crime edited by Chizu Nakajima |
Africa Left Behind (Volume 26.4)05 January 2007 Main articles on economic development in sub-Saharan Africa edited by Paul Collier |
Pharmaceuticals and Government Policy (Volume 26.3)07 September 2006 Main articles on pharamaceutcal and healthcare policy and consumer choice |
Better Regulation Without the State (Volume 26.2)15 June 2006 Main articles on Better Regulation Without the State, guest edited by Keith Boyfield. The sample article is on the unintended consequences of the Pensions Act 2004 |
The Future of Local Government (Volume 26.1)22 March 2006 Main articles on the future direction of local government, edited by John Meadowcroft |
Coordinating Neighbourhoods - Who Should Plan? ((Volume 25.4)22 December 2005 Main articles examine the different regimes for local planning, guest edited by Chris Webster |
The Economics of Employment Regulation (Volume 25.3)26 September 2005 Main articles examine the economics of employment regulation, guest edited by J. R. Shackleton |
Philanthropic Enterprise (Volume 25.2)01 June 2005 Main articles are devoted to Philanthropic Enterprise, guest edited by Lenore T Ealy |
Self-funding Infrastructure (Volume 25.1)17 March 2005 Main articles are devoted to Self-funding Infrastructure, guest edited by Fred Harrison |
'Education for All' Through Privatisation? (Volume 24.4)14 December 2004 Main articles feature a symposium on 'Education for All' Through Privatisation?, guest edited by James Tooley and James Stanfield |
Lessons from Privatisation ( Volume 24.3)01 September 2004 Main articles provide prospective on the UK's experience of privatisation |
Morality, Responsibility and the Marketplace (Volume 24.2)15 June 2004 Main articles are devoted to morality, responsibility and the marketplace, editd by Philip Booth |
The Governance of the European Union (Volume 24.1)21 March 2004 Main articles on The Governance of the European Union, guest edited by Professor Norman Barry |
Aid, Trade and Economic Development (Volume 23.4)08 December 2003 Main articles on Aid, Trade and Economic Development, guest edited by Razeen Sally |
Financial Services Regulation (Volume 23.3)20 September 2003 Main articles on Financial Services Regulation, guest edited by Paul Klumpes. The sample article is on UK pensions regulation. |
The State Of Our Cities (Volume 23.2)17 June 2003 Main articles on The State Of Our Cities, guest edited by W. Stanley Siebert |
Tax Reform and Simplification (Volume 23.1)24 March 2003 Main articles on Tax Reform and Simplification, guest edited by D.R. Myddelton |
Competition Policy (Volume 22.4)17 January 2003 Main articles on Competition Policy, guest edited by George Yarrow |
The Economics of Crime (Volume 22.3)30 September 2002 Main articles on The Economics of Crime , guest edited by Peter Wynarczyk |
Culture and Economics (Volume 22.2)26 June 2002 Main articles on Culture and Economics, guest edited by Claire Morgan |
Welfare Reform (Volume 22.1)10 March 2002 Main articles on Welfare Reform, guest edited by Dennis and Mary O'Keeffe. The sample article is on UK pensions policy. |
Reforming the NHS (Volume 21.4)01 December 2001 Main articles on Reforming the NHS, guest edited by Heather Gage |
Freeing Universities From State Control (Volume 21.3)01 September 2001 Main articles on Freeing Universities From State Control, guest edited by James Tooley |
Regulation and the Small Firm (Volume 21.2)01 June 2001 Main articles on Regulation and the Small Firm, guest edited by Graham Bannock |
Assurance and Trust (Volume 21.1)01 March 2001 Main articles on Assurance and Trust, edited by Colin Robinson |
Science Policy (Volume 20.3)01 September 2000 Main articles on Science Policy, guest edited by Terence Kealey |
Reforming the CAP (Volume 20.2)01 June 2000 Main articles on Reforming the CAP, guest edited by Linda Whetstone |
Markets and the Internet (Volume 20.1)01 March 2000 Main articles on Markets and the Internet, guest edited by Julian Morris |
Europe: Single Market or Political Union? (Volume 19.4)01 December 1999 Main articls on Europe: Single Market or Political Union?, edited by Colin Robinson |
The State of Welfare (Volume 19.3)01 September 1999 Main articles on The State of Welfare, guest edited by David G Green. Normal Price £5.00, Sale Price £1.00. The sample article is on the State Second Pension. |
Reforming Dock Labour Schemes (Volume 19.2)01 June 1999 Main articles on Reforming Dock Labour Schemes, guest edited by Nicholas Finney |
Macro Economic Management (Volume 19.1)01 March 1999 Main articles on Macro Economic Management, guest edited by Kent Matthews |
Road Pricing (Volume 18.4)01 December 1998 Main articles on Road Pricing, guest edited by John Hibbs |
Higher Education After Dearing (Volume 18.3)01 September 1998 Main articles on Higher Education After Dearing, guest edited James Tooley |
The Crisis in Water (Volume 18.2)01 June 1998 Main articles on The Crisis in Water, guest edited by Julian Morris |
The Pensions Problem (Volume 18.1)01 March 1998 Main articles on pension reform edited by Philip Booth. The editorial is on 'The transition from social insecurity' and the sample article on the Chilean pensions model. |
Defence Economics (Volume 17.4)01 December 1997 Main articles on Defence Economics, guest edited by Keith Hartley |
The Economics of Sport (Volume 17.3)01 September 1997 Main articles on the economics of sport edited by Peter Sloane |
The Minimum Wage Debate (Volume 17.2)01 June 1997 Main articles on The Minimum Wage Debate, edited by Colin Robinson |
What future for the EU? (Volume 17.1)01 March 1997 Main articles on the direction in which the Union is moving and Britain's relationeship with its Continental partners edited by Brian Hindley |
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