Review - Institute of Public Affairs

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Articles in Sep 2008 issue of Review - Institute of Public Affairs

• FROM THE EDITOR
  by Berg, Chris
• FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
  by Roskam, John
• CHRISTIAN KERR
  by Kerr, Christian
• Police publicity comes before police work
  by Shipp, John
• FACTS
• If you don't actually want to liberalise, why not just get out of the WTO?
  by Wilson, Tim
• Why not abolish the federal government?
  by Roskam, John
• Drivers need speed limit certainty to drive safe
  by Murn, Christopher
• Trainspotting not so productive without trains
  by Allsop, Richard
• Sydney wins race to costliest housing
  by Moran, Alan
• Class and casinos
  by Allsop, Richard
• Liberal and Labor governments can't seem to restrain their spending
  by Fifield, Mitch
• Hollowmen and the sport of satire, The
  by Staley, Louise
• What's happened to modern art?
  by Hourigan, Benjamin
• Is Facebook making our kids violent?
  by Tobin, Hugh
• Flat tax in the Caucasus
  by Kennard, Neville
• Nanny state is a poor guide to policy design
  by Fisher, Mary Jo
• intellectual gap goes to university, The
  by Davidson, Sinclair
• Building the Australian Nanny State
  by Murn, Christopher
• Who should take the blame for the biofuels tragedy?
  by Moran, Alan
• So, now you've bought an emissions trading scheme...
• Would we be 'free-riding' if we favoured our economy?
  by Davidson, Sinclair
• Federal government ads misleading on climate insurance cost
  by Davidson, Sinclair
• Would you swap climate change for acid rain?
  by Abbot, John
• Climate change is not our #1 problem
  by Fenwick, John-Paul
• Shooting down the enemies of progress
  by Gilland, Tony
• It's been a long time since the Corn Laws
  by Wilson, Tim
• Building the social convenant around social diversity
  by Brown, Rick
• Superannuation and MacBank as the zenith of the Australian nation
  by Allsop, Richard
• Can free markets be as interesting as regulated markets?
  by Davidson, Sinclair
• Alexander Solzhenitsyn's challenging legacy
  by Berg, Chris
• Taking apart Australia's last single desk
  by Staley, Louise
• STRANGE TIMES
• Can polar bears be threatened if there are more of them?
  by Marohasy, Jennifer; Hoskin, Nichole
• Emissions trading: Towards the biggest economic change in Australian history
  by Berg, Chris; Moran, Alan