Rays of Hope on Housing? Rays of Hope on Housing?By Kristian Niemietz, IEA Editorial DirectorMy IEA Discussion Paper Home Win: What if Britain Solved its Housing Crisis? describes a hypothetical near-future revolution in British housing policy, in which an unspecified near-future governme…

Britain’s ratcheting regulatory state Britain’s ratcheting regulatory stateBy Tom Clougherty, IEA Executive DirectorAs I wrote in a recent report for the Centre for Policy Studies, the British state has changed quite fundamentally since the early days of the IEA. In academic jargon, the ‘…

You're invited: In Conversation with Professor Simon Heffer Upcoming eventsIn Conversation with Professor Simon Heffer — Thursday, 16th MayFood for Thought Lunch: Paul Reynolds on NATO — Wednesday, 22nd MayIEA Book Club: Lord Clement-Jones on AI — Thursday, 23rd MayColonialism: The Founda…

'Free state' of Florida bans lab-grown meat 'Free state' of Florida bans lab-grown meatBy Matthew Lesh, IEA Director of Public Policy & CommunicationsI was exasperated to hear this week that Florida has become the first US state to ban lab-grown meat. A major American state well-known…

Historical narratives shape economic ideas Historical narratives shape economic ideasBy Tom Clougherty, IEA Executive DirectorThis week the IEA published Imperial Measurement, a short new book by our own Kristian Niemietz, which asks whether – and to what extent – Britain and other Wester…

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