The IEA, The LSE, and the Influence of Ideas

Includes six works in which Arthur Seldon discusses the way ideas influence policy. He explains how he worked to bring about a revival of classical liberal ideas, in particular through the London-based Institute of Economic Affairs, which had remarkable success and on which many other think tanks around the world have been modelled.

Introduction by Colin Robinson	ix
THE ESSENCE OF THE IEA	3	(16)
NEW HOPE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY IN A CHANGING POLITY	19	(10)
RECOLLECTIONS: BEFORE AND AFTER THE ROAD TO SERFDOM	29	(14)
ECONOMIC SCHOLARSHIP AND POLITICAL INTEREST: IEA THINKING AND GOVERNMENT POLICIES	43	(26)
FROM THE LSE TO THE IEA	69	(10)
THE MAKING OF THE INSTITUTE: A SELECTION OF ARTHUR SELDON'S PREFACES 1960-1996
The IEA Papers: Subjects and Authors	79	(4)
Introduction	83	(4)
I. Prefaces to Hobart Papers	87	(146)
II. Prefaces to Hobart Paperbacks	233	(26)
III. Prefaces to IEA Readings	259	(20)
A Last Word	279	(2)
Index	281	(6)
Index to The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon	287

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The IEA, The LSE, and the Influence of Ideas

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