Occasional Papers

Title

Occasional Papers

Shelfmark

PUB 649/13-22

Summary

Comprises:

PUB 649/13 - The World Turned Rightside Up: A New Trading Agenda for the Age of Globalisation, by John C. Hulsman (Occasional Paper 114), Jan 2001;

PUB 649/14 - Better Off Out? The Benefits or Costs of EU Membership, by Brian Hindley & Martin Howe (Occasional Paper 99 - revised edition), 2001;

PUB 649/15 - The Changing Fortunes of Economic Liberalism: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, by David Henderson (Occasional Paper 105 - second edition), 2001;

PUB 649/16 - Anti-Liberalism 2000: The Rise of New Millennium Collectivism, by David Henderson (Occasional Paper 115), 2001;

PUB 649/17 - A Conversation with Harris and Seldon, by Ralph Harris & Arthur Seldon (Occasional Paper 116), 2001;

PUB 649/18 - Malaria and the DDT Story, by Richard Tren & Roger Bate (Occasional Paper 117), 2001;

PUB 649/19 - A Plea to Economists Who Favour Liberty: Assist the Everyman, by Daniel B. Klein (Occasional Paper 118), 2001;

PUB 649/20 - Waging the War of Ideas, by John Blundell (Occasional Paper 119), 2001;

PUB 649/21 - HIV and Aids in Schools: The Political Economy of Pressure Groups and Miseducation, by Barrie Craven, Pauline Dixon, Gordon Stewart & James Tooley (Occasional Paper 121), 2001;

PUB 649/22 - Bastiat's 'The Law', introduction by Norman Barry (Occasional Paper 123), 2001.

Date

2001

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box