Archive - Ex Aequo et Bono

Assisted dying: Expertification's next step in its long march through our constitution

My entry for the Times Law Awards 2025.

May 15 •

December 2022

The abolition of the Law Lords was regretful

Sir Keir Starmer KC should keep in mind the dearth of legal talent in Parliament when abolishing the House of Lords.

Dec 5, 2022 •

November 2022

October 2022

Stuffing their mouths with Gold

Crushing the anti-growth coalition will bring electoral defeat, it's time to bribe them.

Oct 13, 2022 •

June 2022

What are cities for

Or, why do we spend so much time talking about cities, and how should we run them.

Jun 17, 2022 •

May 2022

The World in 2072

The last 50 years of growth, show the near utopian potential of 2072.

May 3, 2022 •

January 2022

A look into Britain's macroeconomy

Or, how to navigate ourselves through tradeoffs

Jan 30, 2022 •

December 2021

Some thoughts on medical regulation

Or why we ought to trust our neighbours a little more

Dec 22, 2021 •

September 2021

Clement Attlee: Britain’s worst Prime Minister

No one else has ever had a bigger impact in decreasing national welbeing

Sep 18, 2021 •

June 2021

Mervyn King is wrong: Inflation isn’t a problem - yet

Inflation shouldn't be our biggest concern at the moment

Jun 9, 2021 •

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