The Big Issue, 9 February 2009.
The Guardian, 12 February 2009. Instead of making divisive statements about immigrant workers, we should talk about how to create more jobs for everyone
The Guardian, 4 February 2009. Free movement of labour makes economic and moral sense. Without it the EU would unravel
The Guardian, 16 December 2008. New figures reveal that immigrants are not taking British people’s jobs – despite what Sir Andrew Green’s thinktank says
Progress, November 2008. The banking crisis requires government action but not a return to 1970s state control
The Guardian, 25 November 2008. Darling’s prescription was a sticking plaster on an economy that demands Obama-style shock therapy.
JCWI Bulletin, Summer/Autumn 2008. The latest Government initiatives on citizenship mean
that prospective British citizens from outside the EU
must clear several hurdles before they can apply
The Guardian, 9 October 2008. The UK government’s measures will stave off economic collapse and get banks moving, but calling them a bail-out is misleading
The Guardian, 7 October 2008. If the government is bold and recapitalises the banks, Gordon Brown will reap a political dividend. Only ruin awaits indecision
The Guardian, 11 September 2008. We need an immigration system that favours care workers, not oligarchs and investment bankers
The Guardian, 8 September 2008. Field and Soames would like businesses to police immigration quotas – a proposal unworkable, inefficient and illiberal
The Guardian, 8 August 2008. Europe’s war against immigration is immoral and unwinnable. It’s time for a radical rethink
Freedom Daily, The Future of Freedom Foundation, April 2008
Freedom Daily, The Future of Freedom Foundation, March 2008.
Público, 18 June 2008. ¿Cómo justifica una Europa que se dice civilizada la directiva de retorno de los inmigrantes?
Washington Post, 6 April 2008. Like it or hate it, NAFTA is not a big deal for the US economy – and renegotiating should not be a priority for the new president
Progress, December 2007. Britain’s Labour government must persuade the public of the overwhelming benefits of immigration
Worth, September 2007. Does immigration reform dig a gigantic money pit, or does it open the floodgates of fiscal opportunity? Counterpoint to article by Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation.
The International Economy, Summer 2007.
Europe’s World, June 2007. Efforts to tighten immigration controls and even bring
them into line across Europe are short-sighted and
unworkable. The EU’s growing hunger for even unskilled labour means they are also economically flawed








