
TABLE OF CONTENTS – AUGUST 2018
Editorial
Scott Hargreaves
It was an interesting process by which Kanye West came to grace the cover of the IPA Review, not previously noted for its coverage of rap artists.
Gideon Rozner
What can Australia learn from middle America?
Our English Inheritance
Stephanie Forrest
Tracing the roots of the unique English parliamentary system we enjoy in our liberal democracy.
Morgan Begg
A nerdish cartoonist and a charismatic rapper find themselves on the same side of the culture war, as Trump’s persuasive talents rewrite the rules of politics.
Gideon Rozner
An unusual rap breaks the mould
Boondoggling Australia
IPA Researchers
Big government loves promising big dollars to big projects, leaving ticking debt bombs in the path of future generations.
John Dahlsen
Overregulation and red tape in banking has destroyed competition to the detriment of consumers.
Rediscovering Australian Liberalism
Zachary Gormann
Liberalism in Australia has a proud, much older history than the Liberal Party.
Red Tape Corrodes Democracy
David Kemp
The more government regulates its people, the more it fails them.
Jennifer Marohasy
John Abbot
Investigating what the world’s climate would be like if the Industrial Revolution had never happened.
Morgan Begg
It is time to change laws that are restricting religious liberty, an essential feature of freedom and liberal democracy.
Nobody Wins In Global Trade War
Matthew Lesh
Australia has much to lose in the looming global trade war.
When Two Tribes Go To War
Matthew Lesh
Tribalism is splitting the United States down cultural and political lines, and Matthew Lesh fears Australia is heading in the same direction.
Secrets And Sabotage
Richard Allsop
A new Richard Nixon biography uncovers more murky behaviour by the controversial president.
Strange Times
James Bolt
Featured Articles

A Carbon Neutral Climate

Dragon Energy

Ye vs the People

Hope and Tax Cuts in Waterloo Iowa

Banking on Competition (by John Dahlsen).
