Private Risk, Public Service Gary L. Sturgess
In Britain, the Labour Party has largely eschewed privatisation and outsourcing, but has embraced public-private parternships (PPPs). What about PPPs for Australia?

The Market for Tradition Andrew Norton
'Traditionalists' may baulk, but market reform of higher education is the best way of maintaining and improving both the 'traditionalist' and the vocational university.

Funding School Choice: Vouchers or Tax Credits: A Response to Buckingham John Humphreys
School choice reforms offer the best hope for improving schooling in Australia. Here the case is made for education vouchers over a tax credit system.

Private Education: What the Poor Can Teach Us James Tooley
The poor of India are pulling their children out of poorly performing state schools and sending them private schools run by educational entrepreneurs.

Islam and Islamism: Faith and Ideology Daniel Pipes
Islam and its fundamentalist version, Islamism are distinct from one another for Islam transforms faith into a collective political ideology.

The Labelling Game Michael Warby
Misused and abused, political labels become bereft of meaning and corrupt political debate.

A New Name for an Old Whig Samuel Gregg
Hayek once desribed himself as an 'unrepentent Old Whig'—with the stress on the 'old'.

Quo Vadis Australia? Ian Harper
In the global market, Australia's future lies in the bounty of the mind, rather than the bounty of the land.

Economic Freedom in Australia Wolfgang Kasper
Australia's economic freedom records a "freedom deficit'.