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The EU: Location and Economic Potential
A talk by Peter Holland, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
Writing on philosophy, art, nature, and the examined life, from the tutors and students of the School.
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A talk by Peter Holland, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by Dr David Hipshon, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by Ian Mason, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by John Meltzer, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
Essay
An essay by Raymond Makewell Introduction This essay is an examination of the forms that taxation took and how it evolved in different situations during the Anglo-Saxon period. Taxation can take many different forms in different contexts. As a general rule we consider taxation to be money, goods or
Lectures
Can we have an economics that deals with real people and how they act in the real world rather than one based on abstract theories and models? Could such a fresh approach to economics could offer the possibility of prosperity and well-being for all?
Lectures
It is normal to harbour a wish to lead a meaningful life which has a benecial impact on those around us. However grandiose it might sound, wanting to ‘change the world’ is a proper and mature ambition. We live in a world today awash with PhDs, MBAs, and experts of all sorts and yet we continue to de
Essay
An essay by Raymond Makewell
Film
A talk given by Ian Mason at the Natural Law and Economics Conference 25th October 2015
Essay
A paper presented at the Annual Economics Conference, 2015 John De Val
Essay
A Presentation given to the Economics and Law Conference 2015 Peter Bowman, School of Philosophy and Economic Science
Review
A new book by Andrew Purves, published in July 2015