Economic Affairs

EDITORIAL: ‘EDUCATION FOR ALL’ THROUGH PRIVATISATION?
pp. 2-3(2)
Authors: James Tooley; James Stanfield

PRIVATE EDUCATION AND ‘EDUCATION FOR ALL’
pp. 4-7(4)
Author: James Tooley

PRIVATE EDUCATION AND ‘EDUCATION FOR ALL’– OR HOW NOT TO CONSTRUCT AN EVIDENCE-BASED ARGUMENT: A REPLY TO TOOLEY
pp. 8-11(4)
Author: Kevin Watkins

‘A LUTA CONTINUA’ (THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES): REJOINDER TO WATKINS
pp. 12-16(5)
Author: James Tooley

BASIC EDUCATION AS A HUMAN RIGHT
pp. 17-21(5)
Author: Larry Willmore

SHARING THE BURDEN OF FINANCING: GOVERNMENT AND HOUSEHOLD PARTNERSHIPS FOR BASIC EDUCATION
pp. 22-26(5)
Author: Mark Bray

EFA AND PRIVATE EDUCATION: SOME REGIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FINDINGS
pp. 27-30(4)
Author: Igor Kitaev

THE REGULATION OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS SERVING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN HYDERABAD, INDIA: AN AUSTRIAN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
pp. 31-36(6)
Author: Pauline Dixon

ECONOMICS, RELIGION AND THE DECLINE OF EUROPE
pp. 37-40(4)
Author: Niall Ferguson

CHALLENGES FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY POLICY
pp. 41-46(6)
Author: Alastair Clark

LIFE INSURANCE: REGULATION AS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT
pp. 47-52(6)
Author: Alan D. Morrison

FEDERATION WITH MAJORITY DECISIONS: ECONOMIC LESSONS FROM THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, GERMANY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
pp. 53-59(7)
Author: Roland Vaubel

MUST GOVERNMENT GO FISHING?
pp. 60-61(2)
Author: Gerald Elliot

MONITOR MONEY, NOT INTEREST RATES
pp. 62-62(1)
Author: Tim Congdon

SAMUEL SMILES ON EDUCATION
pp. 63-63(1)
Author: James Stanfield

THE BRITISH LYSENKO?
pp. 64-64(1)
Author: Roger Bate

CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT: BY BALLOT BOX OR MARKET?
pp. 65-65(1)
Author: John Meadowcroft

WHY GLOBALIZATION WORKS: THE CASE FOR THE GLOBAL MARKET ECONOMY
pp. 66-66(1)

THE FUTURE OF MONEY
pp. 66-67(2)

IS THE MARKET MORAL? A DIALOGUE ON RELIGION, ECONOMICS & JUSTICE
pp. 67-68(2)

MUGGED BY THE STATE: OUTRAGEOUS GOVERNMENT ASSAULTS ON ORDINARY PEOPLE AND THEIR PROPERTY
pp. 68-69(2)

ANTIDUMPING EXPOSED: THE DEVILISH DETAILS OF UNFAIR TRADE LAW
pp. 69-69(1)