Why Britain Needs A Social Market Economy – October 1975 (Sir Keith Joseph)
Myths and Magic in Economics Management – January 1976 (Jock Bruce-Gardyne)
Germany through inflation and recession – October 1976 (Konrad Zweig)
Monetarism is not Enough – October 1976 (Rt Hon Sir Keith Joseph Bt MP, Rt Hon Mrs Margaret Thatcher MP)
The Camel’s Back – October 1976 (Barry Bracewell-Milnes)
Upper Clyde Shipbuilders – October 1976 (Frank Broadway)
The £200,000 job! A Study of Government Intervention in Aluminium Smelting – January 1977 (Colin Jones)
Lessons From Europe: A comparison of British and West European Schooling – October 1977 (Max Wilkinson, Dr Rhodes Boyson MP)
Short Measure From Whitehall – October 1977 (Barry Bracewell-Milnes)
The Economics of John Kenneth Galbraith: A study in Fantasy – October 1977 (Sir Frank McFadzean, Rt Hon Sir Keith Joseph MP)
The Growth Merchants – October 1977 (Robin Pringle)
Stepping Stones – November 1977 (John Hoskyns)
Conditions for Fuller Employment – August 1978 (Rt Hon Sir Keith Joseph Bt MP)
Second Thoughts on full employment policy – October 1978 (Samuel Brittan)
Land in a Free Society – April 1979 (Donald Denman, Sir Desmond Heap)
An Arts Policy? – October 1979 (Kingsley Amis, Hugh Thomas)
History Capitalism and Freedom – October 1979 (Hugh Thomas, Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher MP)
The Litmus Papers – January 1980 (Arthur Seldon)
Liberties and Liabilities: The Case for Trade Union Reform – January 1980 (Sir Leonard Neal C.B.E.)
The Challenge of a Radical Reactionary – March 1980 (Lord Harris of High Cross, Hugh Thomas)
The Conservative Tradition and the 1980s – May 1980 (Rt Hon David Howell MP)
Evidence Presented into the Value of Pensions – July 1980 (John Chown, David Hart, Alfred Sherman)
The New Conservatism – August 1980 (Nigel Lawson MP)
Give the Picketing code the sanction of Law – September 1980 (Paul McCormick)
A Bibliography of Freedom – October 1980 (Chris R Tame)
Measuring Money – October 1980 (Robert Miller)
National Enterprise Board: A Case for Euthanasia – October 1980 (Michel Grylls MP, John Redwood)
Against Import Controls – January 1981 (Tim Congdon, Sir David Nicolson MEP, Cecil Parkinson MP)
Second thoughts on regional Policy – March 1981 (Graham Hallett)
British Leyland A Viable Future? – October 1981 (Elizabeth Cottrell, Keith Boyfield)
The Economic Adviser’s Role – October 1981 (Professor Alan Walters)
Crisis in the Sixth Form – October 1981 (Fred Naylor)
ILEA: A case for reform – October 1981 (Fred Naylor, Laurence Norcross)
The Giant with Feet of Clay – October 1981 (Elizabeth Cottrell)
Value for Money Audits – November 1981 (John Hatch, John Redwood)
The Truth about Transport – March 1982 (Angus Dalgleish)
Airports UK: A policy for the UK’s Civil Airports – June 1982 (Michael Colvin MP, Graham Bright MP, Christopher Thompson)
Telecommunications in Britain – June 1982 (CPS)
The Right to Learn – October 1982 (CPS Education Study Group)
The Right to Strike in a Free Society – March 1983 (Sir Leonard Neal, Lionel Bloch)
The case for the round reading room – June 1983 (Hugh Thomas)
BL: Changing Gear – September 1983 (Keith Boyfield, Michael Grylls MP)
The ILEA after the abolition of the GLC – September 1983 (John McIntosh, Fred Naylor, Laurence Norcross)
Power to the People! – October 1983 (Antony Flew)
What we ought to do about the Soviet Threat – October 1983 (Soviet relations group)
Worried to Death – October 1983 (Teresa Gorman, Russell Lewis)
Personal and Portable Pensions – For All – October 1983 (CPS Personal Capital Formation Study Group, Nigel Vinson)
Science and Politics – a century after Bagehot – December 1983 (Professor R.V. Jones)
Education Race and Revolution – March 1984 (Anthony Flew)
Essential Services – Whose Rights? – May 1984 (Sir Leonard Neal, Lionel Bloch, Cyril Grunfeld)
Making it Work – June 1984 (European Community Study Group)
Wages Need No Councils – July 1984 (Russell Lewis)
Which Direction? – July 1984 (Trevor Morse)
Criminal Waste – September 1984 (Robert Flach, John Wheeler MP, John Croft)
British Shipping – October 1984 (Michael Colvin MP, Jonathan Marks AICS)
The New Corruption – October 1984 (Charles Goodson-Wickes)
Property and Poverty – November 1984 (Ferdinand Mount)
Trust in the Tenant: Devolving Municipal Housing – January 1985 (Alex Henney)
Qualgos just Grow – February 1985 (Teresa Gorman, Barbara Robson, Bernard Sharpe)
Morality, Politics and Law: reflections of a conservative – February 1985 (Lord Hailsham)
Comments on ‘The City of London Draft Local Plan’ – March 1985 (Alex Henney, Penny Birdseye, Michael Lee)
Bringing Accountability to Local Government – April 1985 (Cyril Taylor)
Nationalised Industries’ Board membership and pay as of February 1985 – April 1985 (Trevor Morse)
Technical Schools – April 1985 (Fred Naylor)
Terrorism and Tolerance – April 1985 (T. E. Utley)
New Light on Star Wars – June 1985 (Professor R. V. Jones, Lord Thomas of Swynnerton)
The Ancient Mariner and The Old Sailor: delights and uses of the English language – June 1985 (Peter Vansittart)
Greening the Tories – September 1985 (Andrew Sullivan)
Put Pits into Profit – September 1985 (Keith Boyfield)
Gentrification or Growth – October 1985 (Sir James Goldsmith)
Owners All – October 1985 (Philip Chappell, Nigel Vinson)
Trials of Honeyford – December 1985 (Andrew Brown)
Whither Monetarism? The Chancellor’s Mansion House Speech – with comments by three wise men – December 1985 (Jock Bruce-Gardyne, Tim Congdon, Patrick Minford)
Equity for Everyman – February 1986 (John Redwood)
The New Capitalism – February 1986 (David Howell)
A case for coherence – March 1986 (George Urban)
Mr Gorbachevs own Star Wars – March 1986 (Hugh Thomas)
Business Still Burdened – April 1986 (Teresa Gorman)
Employment Examined – May 1986 (Cyril Taylor)
The European Community and The Task for the British Presidency in 1986 – May 1986 (Simon May)
The Unfinished Task – June 1986 (Ronald Butt)
NHS: the road to recovery – July 1986 (Hugh Elwell)
Distant Views – August 1986 (Julian Byng, Tony Paterson, Graham Pye)
Shares for All – August 1986 (Sir Nicholas Goodison)
The Wealthy Wellfairs – September 1986 (Oliver Knox)
To Spur not to Mould – September 1986 (Lord Brittan)
Beveridge Revisited: new foundations for tomorrow’s welfare – September 1986 (Stephen Davies)
Every Adult a Share-Owner – October 1986 (Shirley Robin Letwin, William Letwin)
Lets into Leases – November 1986 (Martin Ricketts)
Morality and Markets – December 1986 (Lord Harris of High Cross)
Privatise the Post – January 1987 (Robert Albon)
History in Peril: may parents preserve it – February 1987 (Alan Beattie)
History and GCSE History – March 1987 (Stewart Deuchar)
Privatise Power – March 1987 (Alex Henney)
Privatise Power – March 1987 (Alex Henney)
Good Council Guide – April 1987 (Paul Beresford)
English our English – June 1987 (John Marenbon)
The Cold War – June 1987 (Hugh Thomas)
Alarm over A-Level – July 1987 (Fred Naylor)
Privatise Coal – July 1987 (Colin Robinson, Allen Sykes)
Victorian Values – August 1987 (Gertrude Himmelfarb)
Britain Resurgent – October 1987 (Lord Young of Graffham)
Current Choices – October 1987 (Allen Sykes, Colin Robinson)
Healthy Competition – October 1987 (John Poet)
The Local Left – December 1987 (David Regan)
Britain’s Biggest Enterprise – January 1988 (Oliver Letwin, John Redwood)
Diamonds into Glass – January 1988 (Elie Kedourie)
Opting Out – January 1988 (Sheila Lawlor)
Choice in Rotten Apples – February 1988 (Mervyn Hiskett)
Managed Health Care – February 1988 (Michael Goldsmith, David Willetts)
Personal Taxes for the Nineties – February 1988 (Jonathon Bond)
The Local Right – February 1988 (Nicholas Ridley)
The New Britain: the tide of ideas from Attlee to Thatcher – February 1988 (Nigel Lawson MP)
A Mixed Economy for Health Care: more spending, same taxes – March 1988 (David Willetts, Michael Goldsmith)
A Year in the Life of Glasnost: The Hugh Seton-Watson Memorial Lecture and other essays – March 1988 (Dr Zbigniew Brzezinski, Dr Iain Elliot, Dr Dominic Leiven)
Aims of Schooling – March 1988 (Oliver Letwin)
Correct Core – March 1988 (Sheila Lawlor)
Property Services Agency – April 1988 (Keith Boyfield)
In Sickness and in Health – May 1988 (John Redwood MP)
Making Unionism Positive – May 1988 (Liam Fox, Mark Mayall, Alistair B Cooke)
Natural Partners – May 1988 (Michael Ivens)
Pensions and Privilege: how to end the scandal, simplify taxes and widen ownership – June 1988 (Philip Chappell)
Reviving the Railways – June 1988 (Andrew Gritten)
Away with LEAs – July 1988 (Sheila Lawlor)
Errors and Evils of the New History – July 1988 (Helen Kedourie, Stewart Deuchar)
Could do Better – September 1988 (Eric Ollerenshaw)
Home Truths for Foreign Aid – September 1988 (Frank Vibert)
Planning Planning – October 1988 (Richard Ehrman)
Politics of Manners – October 1988 (Peregrine Worsthorne)
Britain and Europe: Text of the speech delivered in Bruges by the Prime Minister on 20th September 1988 – October 1988 (Rt Hon Mrs Margaret Thatcher)
Clear the Decks – November 1988 (David Davis MP)
Signals from a Railway Conference – November 1988 (John Redwood MP)
Maths Problem – January 1989 (Geoffrey Howson)
The Conservative Community: the roots of Thatcherism and its future – January 1989 (Robin Harris)
Nationalised Universities – February 1989 (Deepak Lal)
Custody Reconsidered: clarity and consistency in sentencing – March 1989 (Andrew Ashworth)
The Egalitarian Conceit – March 1989 (Kenneth Minogue)
Europe 1992 The Good and the Bad – April 1989 (John Redwood MP)
Monetarism Lost – May 1989 (Tim Congdon)
Science Fiction – May 1989 (Terence Kealey)
Policies Against Pollution – June 1989 (Nicholas Ridley)
A Europe of Diversity – September 1989 (Hugh Thomas)
Of Dukes and Dustmen – September 1989 (Oliver Knox)
Joining the EMS for and Against – October 1989 (Christopher Culp, Harold James)
Thatcherism – October 1989 (Peter Lilley MP)
Drift to Union – November 1989 (Oliver Letwin)
The Democratic Deficit – November 1989 (Michael Heseltine MP)
The Power of the Pendulum – November 1989 (David Davis MP)
Set Food Markets Free – December 1989 (Richard Pool, Andrew Threipland)
Who Cares – December 1989 (Andreas Gledhill)
City Technology Colleges: Potentialities and Perils – January 1990 (David Regan)
Publications From the Mid ‘Eighties – January 1990
‘Exploding’ Wealth for All – February 1990 (George Copeman)
Giving – February 1990 (Nicholas True)
The Democratic Revolutions – April 1990 (John Redwood MP)
An African Enterprise – May 1990 (Kenneth Costa)
Rewards of Parenthood – May 1990 (Lord Joseph)
Monetary Union – June 1990 (Sir Leon Brittan)
Teachers Mistaught – June 1990 (Sheila Lawlor)
Nimbyism – August 1990 (Richard Ehrman)
EMU now? – September 1990 (Tim Congdon)
Arms and the Men – October 1990 (Julian Brazier MP, Julian Amery MP)
Conservatism and the Paradox of Europe’ – October 1990 (Conrad Black)
Pleasure and profit from canals – October 1990 (Keith Boyfield)
Return to Work: New Directions for the Restart Scheme – October 1990 (Anthea Zeman)
Imperatives for Defence – November 1990 (General Sir David Fraser)
Raising Educational Standards – November 1990 (Sir Cyril Taylor)
Happy Families – January 1991 (David Willetts)
Inspecting Schools Breaking the Monopoly – January 1991 (John Burchill)
A Cautionary Tale of EMU: Some mistakes, some remedies – February 1991 (Andrew Tyrie)
A conservative disposition – February 1991 (John Gray)
A Better BBC – March 1991 (Damian Green)
Freeing the Phones – April 1991 (William Letwin)
Reading Learning and the National Curriculum – April 1991 (Martin Turner)
Soviet Calculations – April 1991 (James Sherr)
Croatia at the Crossroads – May 1991 (Franjo Tudjman)
End Egalitarian Delusion – May 1991 (Peter Pilkington)
Competitive Coal – July 1991 (Colin Robinson, Allen Sykes)
A new direction for the Post office – August 1991 (Peter Warry)
Father of child-centredness: John Dewey and the ideology of modern education – August 1991 (Anthony O’Hear)
Of Universities and Polytechnics – September 1991 (Enoch Powell)
LEAS — Old and new: A view from Wandsworth – October 1991 (Edward Lister)
Towards an Employee’s Charter – October 1991 (Nicholas Finney, Graham Brady)
A Maastricht Phrasebook – November 1991 (Charles Moore)
Sense on Sovereignty – November 1991 (Noel Malcolm)
The Importance of Parenting – November 1991 (Lord Joseph)
What’s wrong with Capital Gains Tax – November 1991 (Thomas Griffin)
For a Stable Pound: ends and means in monetary policy – November 1991 (Tim Congdon)
What’s good for woods – December 1991 (Robert Rickman)
Privatisation Everywhere – January 1992 (John Moore MP)
The Disease of Direct Labour – January 1992 (Michael Ivens)
The Political Consequences of PR – February 1992 (Nevil Johnson)
The Unhelping Hand – March 1992 (Diana Rowen)
The Social Market: Containing some lessons from Germany – March 1992 (Lord Joseph)
The Role of Religion – April 1992 (Canon Michael Bourdeaux)
Monetary Policy After Maastricht: How much independence will Britain possess? – November 1992 (Martin Howe)
Inspecting the School Inspectors – January 1993 (Sheila Lawlor)
Britain and the Community – April 1993 (Nevil Johnson)
The Constitutional Mania – June 1993 (Kenneth Minogue)
The Crisis of the Welfare State – July 1993 (Michael Novak)
Testing Time – September 1993 (John Marenbon)
The Blue Horizon – October 1993 (Michael Portillo)
An Entitlement to Knowledge – October 1993 (Anthony O’Hear)
Privatise the Prosecutors: Efficiency and justice in the criminal courts – December 1993 (Christopher Frazer)
The Dearing debate – December 1993 (Sheila Lawlor)
Divorce Dissent – January 1994 (Ruth Deech)
America and Britain: Is the relationship still special? – February 1994 (Anthony Hartley)
Vanishing Words – March 1994 (Colin Butler)
Opting for Freedom – April 1994 (Brian Sherratt)
The Resistible Appeal of Fortress Europe – April 1994 (Martin Wolf)
The challenge for Europe – June 1994 (Mart Laar, Prime Minister of Estonia, Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven)
An Awful Warning – July 1994 (Christopher Cviic)
Trade Policy Review 1994 – September 1994 (Brian Hindley, Deepak Lal, Patrick Messerlin)
Out of sight out of mind – October 1994 (Bill Jamieson)
Nursery Choices – December 1994 (Sheila Lawlor)
The Goldsmith Fallacy – December 1994 (Brian Hindley)
Looking over the Jargon Wall: The way to better public service – December 1994 (John Redwood MP)
Liberate the Tube! – February 1995 (Stephen Glaister, Tony Travers)
The Mystery of Japanese Growth – May 1995 (Ramesh Ponnuru)
Local Limits – July 1995 (Edward Lister)
Monetarism and Morality – July 1995 (Brian Griffiths)
Less than meets the eye – August 1995 (Dr Gale Johnson)
Charging for Roads – September 1995 (Michael Shabas)
Social work or Crime Prevention? – October 1995 (David Coleman)
Public Spending A twenty-year plan for reform – November 1995 (Patrick Minford, Paul Ashton)
How to be British – December 1995 (Charles Moore)
Trade Policy Review 1995 – December 1995 (Brian Hindley, Anne O Krueger, Deepak Lal)
The Performance of Privatised Industries: Volume 1 The Question of Safety – January 1996 (NERA)
Conservative Realism – January 1996 (Kenneth Minogue, Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven)
List of Publications 1990-1996 – January 1996
Recommendations for the IGC: opposing views – January 1996 (The European Research Group)
Labour’s Federal Agenda for Europe – February 1996 (European Research Group)
Recommendations for the Intergovernmental Conference – February 1996 (Martin Howe, Michael Welsh)
What is a Conservative? – May 1996 (Paul Johnson)
Blair’s Gurus – June 1996 (David Willetts MP)
Pensions in the 21st Century – June 1996 (The Rt Hon John MacGregor MP)
Speech on the Constitution – June 1996 (John Major)
Are Families Affordable? Tax, Benefits and the Family – July 1996 (Patricia Morgan)
Hong Kong – 12 months to the handover – July 1996 (Rt Hon Christopher Patten Governor of Hong Kong)
Culture in the Classroom – August 1996 (Irina Tyk)
Standards of Arithmetic – August 1996 (John Marks)
Spelling Standards: How to correct the decline – August 1996 (Jennifer Chew)
The Key to Higher Living Standards – September 1996 (Walter Eltis)
The Performance of Privatised Industries: Volume 2 The Effect on the Exchequer – September 1996 (NERA)
A Conservative Agenda – October 1996 (Tessa Keswick, Edward Heathcoat Amory)
Conservative Britain in the 21st Century – October 1996 (Malcolm Rifkind QC MP)
The inaugural Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture – October 1996 (Margaret Thatcher)
Reading Fever – November 1996 (Martin Turner, Tom Burkard)
The End of the Peer Show? Why the hereditary system is wright and wromantic – December 1996 (Simon Heffer)
The Performance of Privatised Industries: Volume 4: Prices and Service Quality – February 1997 (NERA)
The Performance of Privatised Industries: Volume 3 Total Factor Productivity – February 1997 (NERA)
Miracle or Mirage? Britain’s Economy seen from abroad – March 1997 (Keith Marsden)
Think, Minister: Reinvigorating Government in the UK – March 1997 (Philip Norton)
The Future of Europe – May 1997 (Michael Howard MP)
Trade Policy Review 1996/97 – May 1997 (Brian Hindley, Deepak Lal, Patrick Messerlin)
From Maastricht to Amsterdam – June 1997 (Martin Howe QC)
The Corruption of Liberalism – June 1997 (Melanie Phillips)
The Creation and Destruction of EMU – August 1997 (Walter Eltis)
Class on the Brain – September 1997 (Lord Bauer)
The Dearing Report on Higher Education – September 1997 (Anthoy O-Hear)
Blue Skies Ahead: Recapturing the Missing Generation – October 1997 (James Bethell, Simon Brocklebank-Fowler, Andrew Honnor)
The Ghost of Toryism Past – November 1997 (Michael Portillo)
Federal Britain – January 1998 (John Barnes)
List of Publications 1990-1998 – January 1998
The Benefit of Experience – January 1998 (David willetts MP)
Change and Tradition – February 1998 (Rt Hon William Hague MP)
Electoral Reform The Risks of Unintended Consequences – March 1998 (Nevil Johnson)
A Better Deal for London – April 1998 (Jeffrey Archer)
One Year On – May 1998 (David Selbourne)
A Market under Threat – June 1998 (David Heathcoat-Amory MP)
Further Considerations on EMU: It willl create instability and destroy employment – June 1998 (Walter Eltis)
A Selective or Comprehensive System: which works best? The Empirical Evidence – June 1998 (John Marks)
Levelling Down: The School Standards and Framework Bill – June 1998 (Sean Williams)
Britain’s Final Choice – July 1998 (Conrad Black)
The Bogus State of Brigadoon: What can save Scotland? – July 1998 (Bill Jamieson)
Lords a’ Leaping – September 1998 (Edward Heathcoat Amory)
Britain’s Place in the World – October 1998 (Crispin Blunt MP)
Left Home – October 1998 (Tim Hames, Nick Sparrow)
Who do we think we are? – October 1998 (David willetts MP)
More Damage to the Family – November 1998 (Patricia Morgan)
Four failures of the New Deal – November 1998 (Damien Green)
Moral Evasion – December 1998 (David Selbourne)
Value for Money in LEA Schools – December 1998 (John Marks)
The European Commission Administration or Government? – January 1999 (Tom King MP)
Conservatism Democracy and National Identity – March 1999 (John O’Sullivan)
Fifty Years of Failure – March 1999 (Peter Bauer, Cranley Onslow, Clare Short MP)
Serious Damage – March 1999 (Richard Baron)
The End of Illiteracy? – March 1999 (Tom Burkard)
Courting Mistrust – April 1999 (Frank Furedi)
The War of Independence – April 1999 (Lord Saatchi, Peter Warburton)
Fair Funding or Fiscal Fudge? – June 1999 (Nick Seaton)
The Price of Fairness – June 1999 (Patrick Minford, Andrew Haldenby)
Handicap, not trump card: the Franco-German model isn’t working – July 1999 (Keith Marsden)
Plans Plans Plans – August 1999 (Andrew Povey)
After the Landslide – September 1999 (David willetts MP, Richard Forsdyke)
Happiness Can’t Buy Money – October 1999 (Maurice Saatchi)
Conservative Women – November 1999 (Tessa Keswick, Rosemary Pockley, Angela Guillaume)
Kosovo Law and Diplomacy – November 1999 (Mark Littman QC)
The First Modernisers – December 1999 (Matthew d’Ancona)
Home Pages – March 2000 (Ferdinand Mount)
The Five Per Cent Solution – March 2000 (Keith Marsden)
Leviathan at Large: The new regulator for the financial markets – April 2000 (Martin McElwee, Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Bad Samaritan – May 2000 (Maurice Saatchi, Peter Warburton)
A Raw Deal for Lone Parents – June 2000 (David willetts MP, Nicholas Hillman)
Mr Blair’s Poodle – June 2000 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
What are Special Educational Needs? An analysis of a new growth industry – June 2000 (Dr John Marks)
Freedom for Schools – July 2000 (Sean Williams)
Towards A Treaty of Commerce – July 2000 (Keith Marsden)
The Price of Peace: An analysis of British policy in Northern Ireland – July 2000 (Michael Gove)
Can self-government survive? – October 2000 (Nevil Johnson)
Nice and Beyond – October 2000 (Christopher Booker)
Second Amongst Equals – October 2000 (Tessa Keswick)
The great and good? – October 2000 (Martin McElwee)
The Betrayed Generations – November 2000 (John Marks)
Unfair Funding – December 2000 (Nick Seaton, Baroness Young, Martin McElwee)
Things can only get… different? Social trends, political choices – December 2000 (Robert Tyrrell)
Limits to EU Integration – January 2001 (Lord Owen)
New Frontiers for Reform – January 2001 (Lord Strathclyde)
Funding the Basic State Pension – February 2001 (Lord Blackwell)
Ofcom is Watching You – February 2001 (George Trefgarne)
Can Consignia Deliver? – March 2001 (Stuart Lyons, Geoffrey Howe)
Unlocking Growth – March 2001 (Patrick Burgess)
Miracle or Mirage? – May 2001 (Keith Marsden)
European Tax Harmonisation: The Impending Threat – June 2001 (Theresa Villers MEP)
Towards Smaller Government – June 2001 (Lord Blackwell)
The War of Independence: A Call to Arms – July 2001 (Maurice Saatchi, Peter Warburton)
Bloc Tory – August 2001 (Gawain Towler, Emmanuel Bordez, Lee Rotherham)
A Department for Business – October 2001 (Stuart Lyons)
A New Conservative Century? – October 2001 (Anthony Seldon, Peter Snowdon)
Nice and After: The EU treaty and associated issues – October 2001 (Brian Hindley)
A Policy For Agriculture – December 2001 (Sir Richard Packer)
Beyond the Causes of Crime – January 2002 (Oliver Letwin)
Standards and Spending: dispelling the spending orthodoxy – January 2002 (John Marks)
Broken Hearts – February 2002 (Jill Kirby)
Freedom From Failure – February 2002 (Conor Ryan)
Statism by Stealth – March 2002 (Martin McElwee, Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Limits of Economic Consensus? Thoughts on Fiscal Policy – April 2002 (Rt Hon Michael Howard QC MP)
Better Healthcare For All – May 2002 (Norman Blackwell, Daniel Kruger)
The UK Banking Industry – July 2002 (Oliver Lodge, Sean Williams)
Paralysis or Power? – August 2002 (Rupert Darwall)
Power to Parents – September 2002 (John Redwood, Nick Seaton)
A Moral Duty To Act There – January 2003 (Peter Oborne)
A Defining Moment? – February 2003 (Norman Blackwell)
Resuscitating the NHS: A Consultant’s View – February 2003 (Maurice Slevin)
Harnessing Our Genius – March 2003 (Stuart Lyons)
No System to Abuse – May 2003 (Harriet Sergeant)
Choosing to be different – June 2003 (Jill Kirby)
The European Constitution: and what it means for Britain – June 2003 (David Heathcoat-Amory MP)
Gordon Brown and British Competitiveness – July 2003 (Keith Marsden)
Freedom and Responsibility – September 2003 (Norman Blackwell)
The Neighbourly Society: Collected Speeches 2001-2003 – September 2003 (Oliver Letwin MP)
The Erosion of Parliamentary Government – October 2003 (John Major)
Strong foundations Building on NHS Reforms – October 2003 (Nick Bosanquet)
Ending Pensioner Poverty – November 2003 (Charles Elphicke)
Managing not to Manage – November 2003 (Harriet Sergeant)
EU Law and British Tax – December 2003 (Alistair Craig)
Towards a Saving Society: Is Britain Sinking Under a Sea of Debt? – December 2003 (Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP)
The Challenge of Global Poverty – February 2004 (Brian Griffiths)
After the Literacy Hour: May the best plan win! – March 2004 (Tom Burkard)
An outbreak of narcolepsy? – March 2004 (Kathy Gyngell, David Keighley)
The Price of the Profligate Chancellor – March 2004 (Ruth Lea)
Where now for universities? – March 2004 (Robert Stevens)
What if we say no to the EU constitution? – April 2004 (Lord Blackwell)
The Essential Guide to the European Union – May 2004 (Ruth Lea)
The Stock Market under Labour: For New Labour read Old – May 2004 (John Littlewood)
Better Schools and Hospitals: Why parent and patient choice will work – June 2004 (Lord Blackwell)
Blair’s EU-turn – June 2004 (Kathy Gyngell, David Keighley)
Tax ‘n’ Spend: No way to run an economy – June 2004 (Ruth Lea)
Mr Brown’s Big Government – June 2004 (Oliver Letwin)
Gordon Brown’s Boasts – July 2004 (Keith Marsden)
Mr Blair’s Poodle goes to War – July 2004 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
People not budgets – September 2004 (Florence Heath, Richard Smith)
Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained – September 2004 (Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP)
Why britain can’t afford not to cut taxes – October 2004 (Lord Blackwell)
For the economy’s sake – November 2004 (Ruth Lea)
Going to War and Global Morality – November 2004 (I M D Little)
Pollyanna not prudence – November 2004 (Ruth Lea)
Backing the wrong horse – December 2004 (Ian Milne)
Reforming the Private Finance Initiative – December 2004 (Philippa Roe, Alistair Craig)
The Price of Parenthood – January 2005 (Jill Kirby)
The Essential Guide to British Quangos 2005 – February 2005 (Dan Lewis)
The UK better than the eurozone – February 2005 (Ruth Lea)
Tax Simplification – March 2005 (David Martin)
Too much of a good thing? – March 2005 (Peter Lilley MP)
Whatever happened to the golden legacy? – March 2005 (Ruth Lea)
BBC Bias? Two short case studies – April 2005 (Kathy Gyngell, David Keighley)
Public Spending Trends: winners and losers – April 2005 (Ruth Lea)
The NHS since 1997 – May 2005 (Ruth Lea)
Declining Government Productivity – June 2005 (Richard Jeffrey)
If this is Conservatism I am a Conservative – June 2005 (Maurice Saatchi)
Modern Conservatism – July 2005 (Rt Hon David Davis MP)
From Labour to… ? – August 2005 (Stephen Pollard)
A Failure to Act Inspired by Political Cowardice? – September 2005 (Sir Bernard Ingham)
An Overview of the Flat Tax – September 2005 (David Martin)
Seeking the common ground – September 2005 (Janet Daley)
The Wrong Side of the Hill – October 2005 (Richard North)
Take poor families out of tax! – October 2005 (Lord Blackwell)
Creating wealth and eliminating poverty – November 2005 (David Cameron MP)
No man’s land – November 2005 (Shaun Bailey)
SAINTs can get Britain saving again – November 2005 (Charles Elphicke)
Time to seize the moment – November 2005 (Ruth Lea)
The 2006 Essential Guide to the European Union – November 2005 (Ruth Lea)
Three Cheers for Selection: How grammar schools help the poor – December 2005 (Lord Blackwell)
Whatever Happened to the ‘Golden Rule’? The Chancellor’s unravelling policy framework – December 2005 (Ruth Lea)
How the Conservative Party should be positioned to win the next General Election – December 2005 (Howard Flight)
Public Sector Borrowing keep a grip – December 2005 (Ruth Lea)
The Leviathan is still at large: An open letter to Mr John Timer, Chief Executive of the FSA – December 2005 (CPS Review Team)
The Commonwealth and the UK: a new foreign policy appropriate to the 21st century – January 2006 (David Howell)
The Larceny of the Lottery Fund – January 2006 (Ruth Lea, Dan Lewis)
An agenda for tax reform – February 2006 (Patrick Minford)
The case for reducing business taxes – February 2006 (Charlie Elphicke, William Norton)
The Use and Abuse of Terror – February 2006 (Peter Oborne)
What does modernisation mean? – February 2006 (Janet Daley)
A fiscal framework for the future – March 2006 (Ruth Lea)
Lean not mean – March 2006 (Keith Marsden)
Mr Blair’s legacy – March 2006 (Martin McElwee)
Sleepwalking into a European legal system – March 2006 (Lord Blackwell)
The Nationalisation of Childhood – March 2006 (Jill Kirby)
A better way to help the low paid – July 2006 (Rupert Darwall)
Charity The spectre of over-regulation and state dependency – August 2006 (Richard Smith, Philip Whittington)
Handle with Care – September 2006 (Harriet Sergeant)
Big Bang 20 years on – October 2006 (Various)
From principles to policy – October 2006 (Norman Blackwell, Ruth Lea)
From Latchkey to Leadership – October 2006 (Kathy Gyngell)
Robin Hood or Sheriff of Nottingham? – October 2006 (Charlie Elphicke)
A World first for West Dunbartonshire – November 2006 (Tom Burkard)
In praise of ideology – November 2006 (Lord Saatchi)
Simply red – November 2006 (Brooks Newmark MP, Stephen Hammond MP)
The Chancellor’s record – December 2006 (Ruth Lea)
Where has your pay rise gone? – December 2006 (Charlie Elphicke)
The tax double whammy – December 2006 (Charlie Elphicke)
Supply Side Politics – February 2007 (Matt Qvortrup)
The cost of the London Mayor – February 2007 (Victoria Borwick)
A Green Budget? – March 2007 (Ruth Lea)
Are you better off now than you were four years ago? – March 2007 (Charlie Elphicke)
Climate change a guide to the scientific uncertainties – March 2007 (Martin Livermore)
Crossing the Threshold – April 2007 (Harry Snook)
Clean Coal – May 2007 (Tony Lodge)
Energy Policy the feedback from reality – May 2007 (Professor Michael Laughton FREng)
Greater transparency for UK retail banking – May 2007 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Localism Papers 1 Open Politics – May 2007 (Direct democracy group)
The Localism Papers 2 Neighbourhood Education – May 2007 (Direct democracy group)
The Localism Papers 3 The local environment – June 2007 (Direct democracy group)
The Localism Papers 4 Send for the Sheriff – June 2007 (Direct democracy group)
The Localism Papers 5 Local Welfare – June 2007 (Direct democracy group)
The Localism Papers 6 Direct diplomacy – June 2007 (Direct Democracy)
Towards a Gold Standard for craft – June 2007 (John Hayes MP, Dr Scott Kelly)
Confessions of a Reformed BBC Producer – July 2007 (Antony Jay)
RIAS: why don’t they work? A submission to the business council for Britain – July 2007 (Keith Boyfield)
Lessons in Direct Democracy from New Zealand – August 2007 (Caroline Morris)
Labour and the Trade Unions – November 2007 (Jonathan Djanogly MP, Alan Duncan MP)
The 2008 Lexicon – December 2007 (Jill Kirby)
Who do they think we are? – January 2008 (Jill Kirby)
Politics Policy and the Internet – February 2008 (Robert Colvile)
Troops to teachers – February 2008 (Tom Burkard)
Why do we feel so broke? – February 2008 (Charlie Elphicke)
Big not better? – April 2008 (Keith Marsden)
Not so simple? A Scientific Response to the Royal Society’s paper ‘Climate Change Controversies: a simple guide’ – May 2008 (S Fred Singer PHD)
In bad faith – June 2008 (Cristina Odone)
Inside Out – June 2008 (Huseyin Djemil)
Wind Chill – June 2008 (Tony Lodge)
Enemy of the People – July 2008 (Maurice Saatchi)
How to save the BBC – July 2008 (Antony Jay)
Through the Looking Glass – July 2008 (Roger Howard)
Conservatives in Birmingham – September 2008 (David willetts MP)
The New Good Council Guide Part One – September 2008 (Stephen Greenhalgh)
Youth Mentoring A good thing? – September 2008 (Richard Meier)
From Boom to Bust – October 2008 (Howard Flight)
The Price of Irresponsibility – October 2008 (Brooks Newmark MP)
How The Internet Took Obama Back To The 1950s – November 2008 (Liam Maxwell)
Uh-oh we’re in trouble – November 2008 (Charlie Elphicke)
Freedom for Public Services – December 2008 (William Mason, Jonathan McMahon)
The 2009 Lexicon – December 2008 (Bill Jamieson)
More Bang for the Buck: How we can get better value from the defence budget – January 2009 (Antonia Cox)
Ticking the right boxes – January 2009 (Tom Burkard)
Save 100,000 homes from repossession – February 2009 (Natalie Elphicke)
Step off the Gas – March 2009 (Tony Lodge)
To Inform Educate and Entertain – March 2009 (Martin Le Jeune)
What killed capitalism? – March 2009 (Andrew Lilico)
The Myth of Inflation Targeting – May 2009 (Maurice Saatchi)
The Phoney War on Drugs – May 2009 (Kathy Gyngell)
The Stock Market Under Labour: The Legacy of Gordon Brown – May 2009 (John Littlewood)
A New Great Reform Act – June 2009 (Antony Jay)
Its Ours – June 2009 (Liam Maxwell)
Re-empower the Bank of England – June 2009 (Sir Martin Jacomb)
What’s Wrong With 50p? – June 2009 (Jill Kirby, Iain Griffiths)
A House Divided – July 2009 (Charlie Elphicke)
Benefit Simplification – July 2009 (David Martin)
The Reality Gap – July 2009 (Jill Kirby)
School Quangos – August 2009 (Tom Burkard, Sam Talbot Rice)
Don’t let this crisis go to waste: a simple and affordable way of increasing retirement income – September 2009 (Michael Johnson)
What Women Want – September 2009 (Cristina Odone)
In Blood Stepp’d in too far? Towards a realistic policy for Afghanistan – October 2009 (Adam Holloway MP)
The Hidden Debt Bombshell – October 2009 (Brooks Newmark MP)
Too Big To Live – October 2009 (Niall Ferguson)
Quantitative Easing Lessons from history – November 2009 (George Trefgarne)
Wasted – November 2009 (Harriet Sergeant)
Go for Growth – December 2009 (Michael Forsyth, Corin Taylor)
A Step Change In UK Philanthropy – January 2010 (Professor Paul Palmer)
Pain Aversion: addictive, but no basis for medium-term economic policy – January 2010 (Jon Moulton)
A Magna Carta for Localism – March 2010 (Colin Barrow, Stephen Greenhalgh, Edward Lister)
An End To Factory Schools – March 2010 (Anthony Seldon)
Be Bold For Growth – March 2010 (Paul Diggle, Paul Ormerod)
Cutting the Children’s Plan – June 2010 (Tom Burkard, Tom Clelford)
Simplification Is the Key – June 2010 (Michael Johnson)
Conditions for Growth – July 2010 (John Llewellyn, Bimal Dharmasena)
So Why Can’t They Read? – July 2010 (Miriam Gross)
A Shower Not A Hurricane – October 2010 (Tim Morgan)
Assisted Suicide – October 2010 (Cristina Odone)
More Producers Needed – October 2010 (Peter Warburton, Joanna Davies)
Abolish NICs: Towards a more honest, fairer, simpler system – November 2010 (David Martin)
Children Behaving Better – November 2010 (Tom Burkard, Daisy Meyland-Smith)
Feminist Myths and Magic Medicine – January 2011 (Catherine Hakim)
Self-sufficiency is the Key – February 2011 (Michael Johnson)
Five Fiscal Fallacies – March 2011 (Tim Morgan)
The Evaporating Case For Electoral Reform – March 2011 (Fabian Richter)
Ten Points for Growth – March 2011 (Charlie Elphicke MP)
FACTSHEET 1 The scale of the official debt and deficit – March 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
Boost Bank Competition – March 2011 (Andrea Leadsom MP)
Give Us Our Fair Shares – May 2011 (James Conway, Toby Fenwick, Michael O’Connor)
FACTSHEET 3 Government Spending – May 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
FACTSHEET 4 Government Revenues – May 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
FACTSHEET 5 Through rose tinted glasses – May 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
FACTSHEET 6 From spot-on to inaccurate – May 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
Breaking the Habit – June 2011 (Kathy Gyngell)
FACTSHEET 7: How to reverse the UK’s declining competitiveness – June 2011 (Ryan Bourne, Jon Wilson)
Look Back From the Future – June 2011 (Norman Blackwell)
FACTSHEET 8 Three for one – June 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
FACTSHEET 9 Ronald Reagan’s killer question – June 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
FACTSHEET 10 Marginal tax rates – August 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
No To Underwriting – August 2011 (John Chown)
Adrenalin Now – September 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
Guilty Men – September 2011 (Peter Oborne, Frances Weaver)
Something Can Be Done – September 2011 (Captain AK Burki, Tom Burkard)
The £100 billion negotiation – September 2011 (Michael Johnson)
Global Commission on Drug Policy statistics – September 2011 (Kathy Gyngell)
After the Age of Abundance – November 2011 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
Credit where it’s due: easing marginal lending decisions to SMES – November 2011 (James Conway, Michael O’Connor)
Escaping the Strait Jacket – November 2011 (Dominic Raab MP)
Growth Growth Growth – November 2011 (Several)
The Endgame for the Eurozone? – November 2011 (Lord Flight)
Factsheet 6 UPDATE – December 2011 (Ryan Bourne)
How to cut corporation tax – January 2012 (David Martin)
How to Cut Government Spending Lessons from Canada – January 2012 (Brian Lee Crowley, Tim Knox)
The Atomic Clock – January 2012 (Tony Lodge)
A market-orientated solution to the problem with annuities – February 2012 (Michael Johnson)
Metroboom – March 2012 (George Trefgarne)
Pensions Bring back the 10p rebate – March 2012 (Michael Johnson)
Taxing Mansions – March 2012 (Lucian Cook)
The 2012 Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture – March 2012 (Roger Bootle)
2012 Budget 21 policies for growth and wealth creation – March 2012 (Tim Knox)
Time to bin the Tobin Tax – April 2012 (John Chown)
After PFI – May 2012 (Jesse Norman MP)
Small is Best – May 2012 (Ryan Bourne, Thomas Oechsle)
Put the saver first (Abridged) – June 2012 (Michael Johnson)
The IMF and the Eurozone some observations – June 2012 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Quest For Change And Renewal – June 2012 (Tim Morgan)
The increasing significance of Target2 – June 2012 (James Conway)
Put the saver first (Full report) – June 2012 (Michael Johnson)
Unleashing the British Underdog – July 2012 (Dominic Raab MP)
The Financial Services Bill – July 2012 (Howard Flight)
Friedman at 100 – July 2012 (Professor Niall Ferguson)
A Distorted Debate – August 2012 (Ryan Bourne, Tim Knox)
Care for the Elderly – August 2012 (John Redwood MP)
Estonia A Case Study – September 2012 (Ryan Bourne)
The case against CGT – September 2012 (Howard Flight, Oliver Latham)
The Social Cost of Litigation – September 2012 (Frank Furedi, Jennie Bristow)
Turning the tide: the UK’s improving competitiveness – September 2012 (Tim Knox)
Some questions on the mansion tax – September 2012 (Tim Knox)
The UK and the EU time to cut the knot – October 2012 (David Heathcoat-Amory MP)
The progressivity of UK taxes and transfers – October 2012 (Ryan Bourne)
Costly and ineffective: why pension tax reliefs should be removed – November 2012 (Michael Johnson)
Margaret Thatcher Lecture 2012 – November 2012 (Charles Moore)
The approaching cashflow crunch – November 2012 (Michael Johnson)
Neither just nor secure – January 2013 (Anthony Peto, Andrew Tyrie MP)
Some Reflections on Freedom – January 2013 (Sir Martin Jacomb)
A Toxic Tangle – February 2013 (Michael Johnson)
Capitalism for the Little Guy – February 2013 (Dominic Raab MP)
Masking the Symptoms – February 2013 (Ewen Stewart)
Rail’s Second Chance – March 2013 (Tony Lodge)
Still Neither Just Nor Secure – March 2013 (Anthony Peto, Andrew Tyrie MP)
Take the Long View – March 2013 (Ryan Bourne, Tim Knox)
Simplified Planning – May 2013 (Keith Boyfield, Inna Ali)
The Tobin Tax rears its ugly head again – May 2013 (John Chown)
The 2013 Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture – May 2013 (Michael Gove MP)
Double up on Heathrow – July 2013 (Jock Lowe, Mark Bostock)
Bias at the Beeb? – August 2013 (Oliver Latham)
Aggregation is the key – September 2013 (Michael Johnson)
The Local Government Pension Scheme opportunity knocks – November 2013 (Michael Johnson)
Autumn Statement 2012 Briefing Note Paint the Big Picture George – November 2013 (Tim Knox)
Ease the Squeeze – December 2013 (Dominic Raab MP)
Why every serious environmentalist should favour fracking – December 2013 (Richard A Muller, Elizabeth A Muller)
Transparency begins at home: why charities must state who funds them – January 2014 (William Norton)
Stop Injecting Recovering Addict with Ultra-Loose Money – January 2014 (Tim Knox)
We Cannot Afford an Anti-Business Agenda – January 2014 (Tim Knox)
Productivity’s Lost Decade – February 2014 (Tim Knox)
The Tidal Wave of Regulation – February 2014 (Tim Knox)
Not Paved With Gold – March 2014 (Brian Sturgess)
A Norma Desmond Budget – March 2014 (Tim Knox)
Deploying the Saudi Oil Weapon Against Russia – March 2014 (Neil Barnett)
Retirement Saving Incentives: the end of tax relief and a new beginning – April 2014 (Michael Johnson)
SuperEntrepreneurs – April 2014 (Tino Sanandaji, Nima Sanandaji)
Productivity is Still the Key Weakness – April 2014 (Tim Knox)
Why the 11th of June Will Be a Difficult Day for the Coalition – May 2014 (Tim Knox)
Abolishing the innovation poll tax – June 2014 (Adam Memon)
Four Speeches that changed the world – June 2014 (Sir Keith Joseph)
The Road from Serfdom – June 2014 (Maurice Saatchi)
Britain’s Deteriorating Energy Security and Why We Must Frack – June 2014 (Tim Knox)
Falling Dependency But Still Too High – June 2014 (Tim Knox)
Britain Must Act on Water Security – July 2014 (Tim Knox)
Introducing the Lifetime ISA – August 2014 (Michael Johnson)
The £13.8 Billion Hole in the Scottish Budget – September 2014 (Tim Morgan)
The cost of labour: estimating the employment effects of labour’s tax policies – September 2014 (Adam Memon)
There IS a Cost of Living Crisis – September 2014 (Tim Morgan)
Ed Miliband must get serious about labour market reform – October 2014 (Glyn Gaskarth)
How Much Do We Use the NHS? – October 2014 (Jesse Norman MP, Museji Ahmed Takolia)
NICs: the end should be nigh – October 2014 (Michael Johnson)
Introducing Education Savings Plans – October 2014 (Henry Cobbe)
Why the Bank of England with be Wrong Again on Wages – October 2014 (Tim Knox)
Mind the Skills Gap – November 2014 (Adam Memon)
Pink Planning – November 2014 (Keith Boyfield, Daniel Greenberg)
Voice and veto: answering the west lothian question – November 2014 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Airbnb Economy – November 2014 (Tim Knox)
11 things the CPS wants to see in the Autumn Statement – December 2014 (Tim Knox)
Britain and the EU A Solution – December 2014 (Daniel Hannan MEP)
Jam Tomorrow – December 2014 (Tim Knox)
The Autumn Statement What lies Beneath? – December 2014 (Tim Knox)
What Price Localism? A Case Study of the LGPS – December 2014 (Michael Johnson)
Deteriorating Energy Security – January 2015 (Tim Knox)
Auto-protection at 55 – February 2015 (Michael Johnson)
The Shrinking Case for a Mansion Tax – February 2015 (Lucian Cook)
Estimating the Employment Effects of Labour’s Corporation Tax Policy – February 2015 (Adam Memon)
Welfare Dependency and the Size of the State – February 2015 (Adam Memon)
Central Planning with Market Features – March 2015 (Rupert Darwall)
Britain is Taxed Enough Already – March 2015 (Tim Knox)
The Red Herring of Departmental Cuts – March 2015 (Tim Knox)
A Tax on Business is a Tax on Jobs – April 2015 (Tim Knox)
Real Finnish Lessons – April 2015 (Gabriel Heller Sahlgren)
Competition can Crush Crony Corporatism – April 2015 (Tim Knox)
Some suggestions for the new pensions minister – May 2015 (Michael Johnson)
The Triple Challenge Facing Britain’s Oil and Gas Sector – May 2015 (Tim Knox)
Unleashing the Sharing Economy – May 2015 (Tim Knox)
A Suggestion for the Housing and Planning Minister – May 2015 (Keith Boyfield, Daniel Greenberg)
How to cut Inheritance Tax – June 2015 (Adam Memon)
The Poodle Bites Back – June 2015 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
Who will care for Generation Y? – June 2015 (Michael Johnson)
The Case for an Office for Inter-generational Responsibility – June 2015 (Michael Johnson)
Welfare Dependency Falls But Still Much Further To Go – June 2015 (CPS)
How to Privatise the High Street – July 2015 (Dominic Nutt)
The Workplace ISA and the ISA Pension – July 2015
The Essential Importance of Improved Productivity – July 2015 (Tim Knox)
A First Steps Budget – July 2015 (Tim Knox)
The Enterprise Right to Buy – July 2015 (Tim Knox)
Corbynomics A Path to Penury – August 2015 (Adam Memon)
The Green Revolution We Need – August 2015 (Tim Knox)
Ending the ratchet – September 2015 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
Not out of the woods yet – September 2015 (Tim Knox)
An ISA-Centric Savings World – October 2015 (Michael Johnson)
The Facts About Fugitive Methane – October 2015 (Elizbeth A Muller, Richard A Muller)
Tax credit reform should focus on one issue: the marginal rate – October 2015 (Tim Knox)
The Great Green Hangover – November 2015 (Tony Lodge)
Portugal’s Demographic Crisis – November 2015 (William Sternberg)
No Time for Complacency on UK Economy – November 2015 (Daniel Mahoney)
What’s behind the Housing Crisis? – November 2015 (Daniel Mahoney, Tim Knox)
A Marginal Autumn Statement – November 2015 (Daniel Mahoney)
The LGPS: Unsustainable – December 2015 (Michael Johnson)
A month of political fudge and indecision – December 2015 (Daniel Mahoney)
LGPS (2018) – January 2016 (Michael Johnson)
The Abolition of Deposit Insurance – January 2016 (Andreas Wesemann)
The Last Act of the Greek Tragedy? – January 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
99p petrol will not last forever – January 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
Harnessing Entrepreneurship to secure Britain’s Borders – February 2016 (Tom Papworth)
The Price of Law – February 2016 (Jim Diamond)
Break BT’s Monopoly on Broadband Infrastructure – February 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
The 2016 Budget: Pensions – February 2016 (Michael Johnson)
A new simple revenue neutral tax code – March 2016 (David Martin)
Are the doommongers right about the UK economy? – March 2016 (Daniel Mahoney, Tim Knox)
EC proposals threaten UK ports – March 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
Budget 2016 a get out of jail free card? – March 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
How do energy costs affect UK steel? – March 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
Dangerous Trends in Modern Legislation – April 2016 (Daniel Greenberg)
The Lifetime ISA Potential next steps – April 2016 (Michael Johnson)
The Workplace ISA – April 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Who will fix London’s housing crisis? – April 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
UK income inequality is falling – April 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Lingering Travails of the Loi du Travail – April 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
A Convergence of Interests – May 2016 (Keith Boyfield, Daniel Greenberg)
How to Sell the Family Silver – May 2016 (John Chown)
What of DB in a TEE World? – May 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Eutopia – June 2016 (Maurice Saatchi)
Remain or Leave? Weighing the Risks – June 2016 (Andrew Tyrie MP)
The Great Overtake – June 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
No End to the Greek Tragedy – June 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Pensions Dashboard – July 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Scotland Could it become Greece without the sun? – July 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
Apocalypse Soon? – July 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Independence Revolution must go on – August 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
A licence to kill? Funding the BBC – September 2016 (Martin Le Jeune)
The City Boys are Here to Stay – September 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
An ISA-centric framework beckons – September 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Are We Heading for Blackout Britain? – September 2016 (Tony Lodge)
Dashboard Implementation – September 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Complexity Uncertainty and Cost – October 2016 (Rachel Kelly)
Labour’s £17500 bill for families – October 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Free Ports Opportunity – November 2016 (Rishi Sunak MP)
The State Pension No Longer Fit for Purpose – November 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Infrastructure can be a bad investment – November 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
Grade B for Hammond’s last Autumn Statement – November 2016 (Daniel Mahoney)
80% of fund management industry redundant – November 2016 (Michael Johnson)
Get Rail Competition Back on Track – December 2016 (Tony Lodge)
Brexit Agriculture and Agricultural Policy – January 2017 (Richard Packer)
The Kindness of Strangers – January 2017 (Brian Sturgess)
Time for a DfiD diet? – January 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Housing The Moment of Maximum Opportunity – February 2017 (Keith Boyfield, Daniel Greenberg)
Manufacturing How to Fuel the Fire – February 2017 (Daniel Mahoney, James Pilditch)
The LGPS: a lost decade – February 2017 (Michael Johnson)
Beware of BT Mobile Domination – February 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
NHS needs a Royal Commission – February 2017 (Maurice Saatchi)
Auto-Protection – March 2017 (Michael Johnson)
Helping JAMs without breaking the bank – March 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Fiscal Prudence Triumphs over Political Gimmicks – March 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
A Pensions and Savings Manifesto – April 2017 (Michael Johnson)
How to Overcome Selection by House Price – April 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Why Corporation Tax Cuts Work – April 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
CPS response to Labour’s key revenue raisers – May 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Existential Challenges Looming for the EU – June 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Offering the Young a Good Deal – June 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Reinforcing Automatic Enrolment – July 2017 (Michael Johnson)
Abandoning austerity is no solution – July 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Wealthy Graduates – August 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Strikes in Essential Services – September 2017 (Nicholas Finney OBE)
The Australian Supermodel – September 2017 (The Hon Alexander Downer AC)
Venezuela – No Room for Apologists – September 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Hidden Wiring – October 2017 (Tony Lodge, Daniel Mahoney)
The Medico-Legal Crisis and How to Solve It – October 2017 (Paul Goldsmith)
Tuition Fees A Fairer Formula – October 2017 (Michael Johnson)
Did Clegg create the conditions for Corbyn? – October 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
A New Era for Retail Bonds – November 2017 (Rishi Sunak MP)
Why Britain Needs More Robots – November 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
The Great Productivity Squeeze – November 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Budget 2017 The CPS Verdict – November 2017 (Daniel Mahoney)
Homes for Everyone – December 2017 (Chris Philp MP)
A Royal Commission on the NHS The Remit – January 2018 (Maurice Saatchi, Dominic Nutt)
The Cost of Nationalisation – January 2018 (Daniel Mahoney)
Mission Accomplished? – March 2018 (Robert Colvile)
An NHS Bonus – April 2018 (Paul Goldsmith)
New Blue – Ideas for a New Generation – May 2018 (Various)
Powerful Patients & Paperless Systems – May 2018 (Alan Mak MP)
Why the health of the NHS depends on growth and reform – May 2018 (Centre for Policy Studies)
A Risk Too Far – July 2018 (Michael Johnson)
Fair Business Banking for All – July 2018 (Kevin Hollinrake MP)
Who Governs Britain? – July 2018 (Matt Warman MP)
Down with Deposits – August 2018 (Brian Sturgess)
Five Proposals for Savings Reform – August 2018 (Michael Johnson)
Technically Gifted – August 2018 (Toby Young)
From Rent to Own – October 2018 (Alex Morton)
All Hands on Deck – November 2018 (Guy Opperman MP, Laura Farris)
Make Work Pay – November 2018 (Tom Clougherty)
The Truth About Britain’s Railways – December 2018 (Conor Walsh)
A Budget for No Deal – March 2019 (Various)
Herding Unicorns – March 2019 (Nick King, CPS)
Fixing the Care Crisis – April 2019 (Damian Green MP)
Think Small – May 2019 (Nick King)
Tipping the Balance – June 2019 (Eamonn Ives)
British Railways – Reform or Renationalise? – June 2019 (Conor Walsh)
Changing Gear – July 2019 (The Rt Hon Priti Patel MP)
Fight for Free Schools – August 2019 (Suella Braverman MP)
Popular Capitalism – September 2019 (Robert Colvile)
A Rising Tide – October 2019 (Nick King, Eamonn Ives)
Stamping Down – October 2019 (Alex Morton)
Resentful Renters – December 2019 (Graham Edwards)
The Costs of a Four-Day Week to the Public Sector – December 2019 (Jethro Elsden)
Tax cuts don’t have to be taxing – February 2020 (Tom Clougherty)
Carbon Border Tax would stop Britain hiding its true carbon emissions – March 2020 (Tony Lodge)
UK should adopt full expensing to boost business – March 2020 (Stephen J. Entin)
The CPS sets out its priorities for the Budget – March 2020 (James Heywood)
Borrowing could hit £300bn – April 2020 (Caroline Elsom)
After the Virus – June 2020 (Sajid Javid, CPS)
Driving Change: How Hydrogen Can Fuel A Transport Revolution – June 2020 (Eamonn Ives)
Help to Build – June 2020 (Alex Morton)
Going Global – July 2020 (James Sproule)
Platforms for Growth – July 2020 (Eamonn Ives)
Fixing Social Care – August 2020 (Alex Morton, Jethro Elsden)
From SMI to Mortgage Support – September 2020 (Alex Morton, James Heywood)
Safety without Censorship – September 2020 (Caroline Elsom)
A Framework for the Future – October 2020 (Tom Clougherty, Daniel Bunn, Elke Asen)
Saving £30 Billion 9 Simple Steps – October 2020 (Alex Morton)
Upwardly Mobile – October 2020 (Alex Jackman, Nick King)
Wrong Taxes Wrong Time – October 2020 (Tom Clougherty)
The Case Against Raising the Minimum Wage – November 2020 (Jethro Elsden)
Public Sector Pay The Case for Restraint – November 2020 (Robert Colvile)
Bridging the Gap – January 2021 (Eamonn Ives)
The Universal Credit Uplift – January 2021 (James Heywood)
A Northern Big Bang – February 2021 (Nick King, Jake Berry)
Don’t Hike Stamp Duty – February 2021 (Jethro Elsden)
History Repeating? – February 2021 (Jethro Elsden)
Budget 2021 A Recipe for Recovery? – February 2021 (Tom Clougherty)
The Housing Guarantee – April 2021 (Alex Morton)
Clean Free Trade – June 2021 (Eamonn Ives)
Lost Learning – June 2021 (Rachel Wolf, Jonathan Simons, Gabriel Millard)
Briefing Note: Housing and Immigration – June 2021 (Alex Morton)
Reshaping Spaces – July 2021 (Alex Morton, Jethro Elsden)
The Competition and Markets Authority a reboot for the 2020s – July 2021 (Lord Tyrie)
Britain Speaks – July 2021 (Dr Frank Luntz)
Homes for Heroes – September 2021 (Alex Morton, Elizabeth Dunkley)
Regulating the Regulators – September 2021 (Andrew Tyrie)
Fair Welfare – October 2021 (James Heywood, Jonathan Dunkley)
Getting Results – October 2021 (Julie Marson MP)
Is Manchester Greater? – October 2021 (Karl Williams)
Pricing Pollution Properly – October 2021 (Eamonn Ives)
Strength in Union – October 2021 (CPS)
The Case for Freezing Excise Duties – October 2021 (Tom Clougherty)
Budget Briefing The Age of the Trillion-Pound State – October 2021 (CPS)
The Value of University – November 2021 (Conor Walsh)
Levelling Up and Zeroing In – December 2021 (Eamonn Ives, James Heywood)
Looking East – January 2022 (Anthony Mangnall MP, Luke Stanley, Jethro Elsden)
Clearer Fairer Better – January 2022 (CPS)
Economic Bulletin Is there any money left? – February 2022 (Karl Williams)
Trading Up – March 2022 (Nick King)
National Insurance A Plan to Blunt the Pain – March 2022 (Robert Colvile)
Economic Bulletin Back to the 1970s? – March 2022 (Karl Williams)
Changing Track – May 2022 (Tony Lodge)
The Right to Own – May 2022 (Alex Morton, Elizabeth Dunkley)
Why Choose Britain? – May 2022 (Tom Clougherty, Gerard B. Lyons)
Solving the Childcare Challenge – May 2022 (Elizabeth Dunkley)
Cutting the cost of living – May 2022 (Karl Williams)
No Way to Help the High Street – June 2022 (Tom Clougherty, Elizabeth Dunkley)
A Censor’s Charter? The case against the Online Safety Bill – September 2022 (Matthew Feeney)
After the Super-Deduction – September 2022 (Tom Clougherty)
The New Majority – September 2022 (James Frayne)
Economic Bulletin The Bleak Midwinter – September 2022 (Karl Williams)
The UK’s International Tax Competitiveness 2022 Update – October 2022 (Tom Clougherty)
Giving Back Control – November 2022 (Samuel Hughes)
Stopping the Crossings – December 2022 (Karl Williams, Nick Timothy)
The Online Safety Bill – What’s Changed? – December 2022 (Matthew Feeney)
The Case for Housebuilding – January 2023 (Alex Morton)
The Morality of Growth – January 2023 (Robert Colvile)
An NHS Royal Commission republished – January 2023 (Maurice Saatchi)
Cashing in our Chips – February 2023 (Gerard B. Lyons)
Does Britain mean Business? – March 2023 (Robert Colvile, Tom Clougherty)
Investing for Prosperity – March 2023 (Gareth Davies MP)
Where are the Workers? – March 2023 (Karl Williams)
Drop the Crops – April 2023 (Dillon Smith)
The Future of Driving – May 2023 (Dillon Smith)
Opportunities for Special Development Orders – June 2023 (Samuel Hughes)
Passing the Test – June 2023 (Mark Lehain)
The Language of Freedom – June 2023 (Dr Frank Luntz)
The Unregulated Regulator – June 2023 (Matthew Sinclair)
A Pane in the Neck: How to improve building regulations – July 2023 (Samuel Hughes)
Family-Friendly Taxation – July 2023 (Tom Clougherty)
Retail Therapy – July 2023 (Nick King)
The Case Against the Energy Price Cap – August 2023 (Dillon Smith)
The Power of Ownership – September 2023 (John Redwood MP)
Regulating Artificial Intelligence: The Risks and Opportunities – October 2023 (Matthew Feeney)
The UK’s International Tax Competitiveness: 2023 Update – October 2023 (Tom Clougherty)
Justice for the Young – November 2023 (Matthew Feeney, Robert Colvile)
Permanent Full Expensing – November 2023 (Tom Clougherty)
Net Migration and Housing – A CPS Briefing – November 2023 (Karl Williams)
Choices for Children – December 2023 (Andrew Lewer MP)
Shaping the Debate: The Centre for Policy Studies in 50 Papers – March 2024 (Karl Williams)
Sharing the Wealth – March 2024 (Gerard B. Lyons)
The Future of Regulation – April 2024 (Robert Colvile, Tom Clougherty)
Regulating for Growth – May 2024 (Matthew Feeney)
Taking Back Control – May 2024 (Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP, Neil O’Brien MP, Karl Williams)
Facing Fakes – June 2024 (Matthew Feeney)
Why the EU is Not the Answer to Britain’s Growth Challenge – August 2024 (Dr Gerard Lyons)
A Cheaper Route to Net Zero – September 2024 (John Penrose)
Accelerating Infrastructure – October 2024 (Samuel Hughes)
Capital Losses: Why increasing CGT will deter investment, slow growth and reduce revenue – October 2024 (Daniel Herring)
The Politics of AI – October 2024 (David Rozado)
The UK’s International Tax Competitiveness: 2024 Update – October 2024 (Daniel Herring)
The Great Grid Gamble – November 2024 (Dillon Smith)
Budget Briefing The Age of the Super-State – November 2024 (CPS)
Common Ground Conservatism – December 2024 (James Frayne)
Punching Down – January 2025 (Daniel Herring)
Here To Stay? Estimating the Scale and Cost of Long-Term Migration – February 2025 (Karl Williams)
Welfare Reform: Why Labour Must Go Further – April 2025 (Daniel Herring)
The Cost of the British State – June 2025 (Daniel Herring)
Britain and the ECHR: Past Myths, Present Problems and Future Options – July 2025 (The Rt Hon The Lord Lilley)
Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow – July 2025 (Robin Hodgson)
How Many Homes Does the UK Need? – July 2025 (Ben Hopkinson)
Rail’s Last Chance – July 2025 (Tony Lodge)
Breaking the Cycle – September 2025 (Dr Gerard Lyons)
Wealthy Nation, Healthy Nation – September 2025 (Malcolm Offord)
The City That Doesn’t Build – October 2025 (Ben Hopkinson)
The UK’s International Tax Competitiveness 2025 Update – October 2025 (Daniel Herring)
The Responsible Society – October 2025 (Robert Colvile)
Axing the Admin? – October 2025 (Robert Colvile)
A Migration Revolution – November 2025 (Karl Williams)
Britain’s Broken Budgets – November 2025 (Daniel Herring)
Tax Reforms for Growth – November 2025 (CPS)
The Cost of Labour – November 2025 (Daniel Herring)
Dithering not Delivering – December 2025 (Ben Hopkinson)
A Year of Talk – But Where Are The Houses? – January 2026 (Ben Hopkinson)
Who Wins Under Labour? – January 2026 (Daniel Herring)
A Productivity Toolkit for Britain – February 2026 (John Redwood)
Power to the Markets – February 2026 (Dillon Smith)
Patently Absurd – April 2026 (Ayushma Maharjan)
A Blue Hope – June 2026 (Mario Creatura)
Suffocated by Tribunals – June 2026 (Alan Hibben, Robert Colvile)
The EU is Still Not the Answer to Britain’s Growth Problems – June 2026 (Dr Gerard Lyons)
England’s £79 Billion Housing Subsidy – July 2026 (Ben Hopkinson)
Fixing London Housing – July 2026 (Ben Hopkinson)
