Civitas pamphlets
PUB 639/13-23
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Civitas pamphlets
Shelfmark
PUB 639/13-23
Summary
Comprises:
PUB 639/13 - The Need for Nations, by Roger Scruton, Jan 2004;
PUB 639/14 - Conspicuous Compassion: why sometimes it really is cruel to be kind, by Patrick West, Feb 2004;
PUB 639/15 - England vs Scotland: Does More Money Mean Better Health?, by Benedict Irvine & Ian Ginsberg, Jun 2004;
PUB 639/16 - A Cost Too Far? An analysis of the net economic costs and benefits for the UK of EU membership, by Ian Milne, Jul 2004;
PUB 639/17 - Cultures and Crimes: Policing in Four Nations, by Norman Dennis and George Erdos, Jan 2005;
PUB 639/18 - Pharmaceutical Parallel Trade in the UK, by Panos Kanavos and Paul Holmes, Apr 2005;
PUB 639/19 - Should We Stay? or Should We Go? Two Views on Britain and the EU, by Lord Pearson of Rannoch and Stephen Pollard, May 2005;
PUB 639/20 - The Red Tape Economy, by Graeme Leach, Jun 2005;
PUB 639/21 - Simple Justice, by Charles Murray, Jun 2005;
PUB 639/22 - Civil Society: The guiding philosophy and research agenda of Civitas (second edition), by David G. Green, Jun 2005;
PUB 639/23 - Fiscal Policy and the Family: How the family fares in France, Germany and the UK, by Rebecca O'Neill, Aug 2005.
Date
Jan 2004-Aug 2005
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box
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Collection contents
Conservative Party Archive: Printed and Published Material: Think Tanks
Civitas: The Institute for the Study of Civil Society
Civitas pamphlets
Civitas pamphlets
