John Blundell is director general of the Institute of Economic
Affairs in London.
Reason's Pivotal Role in the Thatcher Revolution
How Robert Poole's vision of contracting out services has saved the Brits billions.
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1968–1988–2008: The '80s Will Be Remembered…
For Classic Coke and condoms, gold coins and Maggie Thatcher, tax cuts and AIDS…A look backward and forward by a host of REASON friends.
How To Move a Nation
Could a chicken farmer and two economists change British history?
Ciskei's Independent Way
Critics at home say this black "homeland" is a traitor to the anti-apartheid cause. Critics abroad say its hopes for prosperity are a pipedream. An investigative reporter goes to Ciskei to find out what's really happening.
What to Make of Margaret Thatcher?
In five years as Britain's prime minister, she's broken with forty years of British politics.
Rolls Royces and Canned Carrots
True stories of the absurd consequences of government's meddling in business
Margaret Goes to Market
Large chunks of Britain's corporate state are being returned to the private sector.
