To judge Roger Scruton by his demeanour and suitably tweedy appearance, it would be easy to assume he comes from a strand of British philosophy previously personified by the later versions of...
The IPA is pleased to announce that Climate Change: The Facts 2017 is now available on iTunes and through Amazon. The second printing of Climate Change: The Facts 2017 SOLD OUT on August 18, 2017...
THE Minister for Environment and Energy, Josh Frydenberg, needs to immediately instigate the following four-step process to restore confidence in the recording and handling of historical...
Adelaide was rated the fifth most liveable city in the world by The Economist this week. I guess they don’t care much about electricity costs: The IPA’s Daniel Wild explained why...
This article first appeared in the IPA Review July 2017 This year marks an important milestone in the ongoing battle for truth and objectivity in the science of climate change—the publication of...
According to author Leo Tolstoy, born at the very end of the Little Ice Age, in quite a cold country: The most difficult subjects can be explained to the most slow-witted man if he has not formed...
IPA Executive Director, John Roskam, was quoted in the Australian Financial Review regarding Australia falling out of the top 20 countries in the world competitiveness rankings: Mr. Roskam said...
The IPA’s Bella d’Abrera was quoted in The Australian regarding activist demands to rename two federal electorates as part of the campaign to repudiate Australia’s colonial past...
In Men Without Work: America’s Invisible Crisis, American Enterprise Institute fellow Nicholas Eberstadt takes a close look at the rapidly growing cohort of American men who are out of work...
It is widely agreed that a free and independent press is an essential part of a democratic order. This submission addresses itself to the implications of the words free and independent. Government...
