So its off to the good students of Warwick University
byLater today, James Tyler from TCC Advisory Board and I are heading off to speak at a seminar organised by some of the free…
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Me on my postings
byThis is my first posting as the CEO of The Cobden Centre. I recent months I have been working with our Chairman, Toby Baxendale,…
Can you trust politicians?
byVia our friends at Instituto Bruno Leoni:
Remove the systemic risk, don’t levy against it
byVia The Guardian, City minister campaigns to protect taxpayer from bank failures: City minister Lord Myners today stepped up the government’s campaign to ensure taxpayers…
The Colours of Money — An Introduction to Associative Economics
byVia The Centre for Associative Economics, the next Colours of Money Seminar takes place in Stroud UK, on the first weekend of February 2010. From…
A brief guide to money and banking
byToday, we publish our brief guide to money and banking. The Guide comprises: Four charts showing how Baxendale and Evans’ measure of the money…
Gordon Kerr briefing the Brussels Network at the European Parliament
byToday, Cobden Centre Advisory Board member Gordon Kerr will be briefing the Brussels Network at the European Parliament on reform of the monetary regime:…
Martin Wolf: The eurozone’s next decade will be tough
byVia FT.com, Martin Wolf explains that “The eurozone’s next decade will be tough”: The crisis in the eurozone’s periphery is not an accident: it…
“The State is a severe mother”
byFrom Lord Welby’s preface to The Political Writings of Richard Cobden, 1903 (PDF): The State is a severe mother. She demands from her noblest…
Razeen Sally, “Trade Policy, New Century”
byRazeen Sally’s Trade Policy, New Century (PDF) succeeds magnificently in explaining the 21st-century case for free trade and, specifically, unilateral trade liberalisation to the…