• The Evolution of Private Intellectual Property Regimes in Cyberspace
• Postmodernism, Embodied Subjectivity and the Internet
• The Economic Analysis of Law: Wealth maximisation and the Coase theorem
• The Value of Strong Patent Protection
• The Patenting of Genetic Resources: How to save Mother Nature by privatising her
• The Unemployment Consequences of the Unfair Dismissal Laws - my recent speech to the H.R. Nicholls Society
• Should the prohibition on resale price maintenace be lifted?
• Download my Issue Analysis called Taxi!! Reinvigorating competition in the taxi market from the Centre for Independent Studies website
• Two Arguments for Libertarianism Rule-utilitarianism and the argument from scepticism and peace
• A paper on Why Small Business is not Hiring , which I co-wrote with Professor Helen Hughes, is now available from the CIS website.
• An Economic Perspective on Intellectual Property
• read my NOVEL IN PROGRESS as it develops.Chapter 3 is now completed.
• Fiscal Policy and Federalism
• John Maynard Keynes: Economics, Philosophy and Politics - some libertarians have a jaundiced view of Keynes, blaming him for the rise of big government in our century. However the political consequences of Mr Keynes do not diminish his achievements as a theoretician. A lot of the genuine insights of Keynes have been reduced to 'hydraulic Keynesianism' due to the bastardisation of his work by some of his neoclassical American interpreters. Today the true mantle of Keynes is carried by the Post-Keynesians. Austrians and Post-Keynesians have a lot to learn from each other. Both schools of thought appreciate that economics should be about market process and that it is intimately connected with the subjective experiences of flawed human agents. Both these aspects were evident in Keynes' theorising.
• Deconstructing 'Positive Freedom'
• Civil Society - Handle With Care
• Drug Legalisation and the Welfare State
• A summary of Objectivism
• Book Review of Camille Paglia's Vamps and Tramps
• Two Cheers for Political Correctness
• Speculative Notes on Libertarianism and Welfare Rights
• Movies with Libertarian/Individualist Themes which I have seen
• Libertarian Fiction
• Attempts at serious poetry
• Here is a short story I wrote when I was 16 (this and this alone, hopefully, accounts for how badly written it is)

I have been published in

• Here is an Interview with Professor Max Hartwell
• Booknote on Murray Rothbard's Logic of Action: Two,Policy 14(3), Spring 1998
• 'Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Wealth: On the economics of liberal rights', Policy 14(2), Winter 1998
  
• Booknote on Matthew Kramer's John Locke and the Origins of Private Property, Policy 14(2), Winter 1998
• Booknote on Roberta Corvi's An introduction to the thought of Karl Popper, Policy 14(1), Autumn 1998
• Review article of Charles Murray's What it means to be a libertarian, Policy 14(1), Autumn 1998
• 'The Economics of Regulation Review', Policy 12(4), Summer 1996-97
• Review article of John Gray's After Social Democracy, Policy 12(3), Spring 1996
• Book Review of Wolfgang Kasper's Competitive Federalism Revisited, Policy 12(2), Winter 1996
• Book Review of Jeff Bennett's Tall Green Tales, Policy 1291), Autumn 1996
• Book Review of Peter Walsh's Confessions of a failed Finance Minister, Policy 11(4), Summer 1995-96

• 'Measuring Income and Income Inequality', Economics Education Review 7(2), Mar/Apr 1996

• 'A Rationalist Response to the Abortion Dilemma'
• 'The Possibilities of Agnosticism'(this is a slightly modified version from the one published in The Rationalist News)
• 'Towards a Humane Libertarianism' all found in issue 31(1), January 1997

• Daniel C. Dennett and Douglas Hofstadter's The Mind's I, Issue 3 1998
• Roger Scruton's Xanthippic Dialogues, Issue 3 1998
• Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange, Issue 2 1997
• P.J. O'Rourke's Age and Guile beat Youth, Innocence and a Bad Haircut, Issue 1 1996-97
• Francis Fukyama's The End of History, Issue 1 1996-97
• Frank Tipler's The Physics of Immortality, Issue 1 1996-97
  

My friend, Gordon, asked me to make his Corp. Law notes on Problem 4 available for our class so here they are.

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