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The history of the Adam Smith Institute, its origins and its affect on public policy in the United Kingdom and also in the United States, Poland and Scandinavia, written by the co-founder of the Institute, Dr. Madsen Pirie.
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Think Tank: The Story of the Adam Smith Institute
February 2012, Biteback Publishing
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1849541841 9781849541848
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Page v
1.
Shaping an Institute
Page 1
2.
Making Contacts
Page 12
3.
Making a Mark
Page 28
4.
Inspectors
Page 47
5.
Youth Outreach
Page 66
6.
Privatization and Strategy Two
Page 79
7.
The Omega File
Page 92
8.
No Turning Back
Page 106
9.
Scotland and Other Countries
Page 117
10.
The Fortune Account
Page 130
11.
Policy Over Lunch
Page 138
12.
Public Houses, Public Libraries and Prisons
Page 142
13.
Media Coverage and Enlightenment Ideas
Page 152
14.
Revising Rates
Page 161
15.
Tax Freedom Day
Page 168
16.
The Health of Nations
Page 173
17.
Railways
Page 180
18.
Poland and the East
Page 185
19.
The Citizen's Charter
Page 192
20.
20-20 Vision
Page 204
21.
Major Assistance
Page 210
22.
The MORI Polls
Page 217
23.
Online
Page 234
24.
Favours, Trinkets and a Statue
Page 241
25.
Bogus Jobs, Flat Taxes and Better Services
Page 248
26.
Road Pricing and Land Economy
Page 257
27.
Exile and Mezzanine
Page 263
28.
Reorganisation
Page 268
Index
Page 274
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