The ASI Ratings is the ASI parliamentary index between 1987-1988 compiled by Michael Simmonds, to examine the voting record of MPs.
Too Big to Manage
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The Mechanics of Privatisation
Where The Policies Come From
This album catalogues all media mentions of the Adam Smith Institute during the later stages of the 1980s.
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The Right Lines
The Adam Smith Institute envisages a two-stage sale of British Rail: the track and terminals privatized as a complete unit, and then the individual services which run on the track..
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A Divorce for Auntie
In his 1987 report 'A Divorce for Auntie', Nicholas O'Shaughnessy of Loughborough University presents objections to the "monolithic" ideological nature of the BBC. Today, the debate on the BBC's ideological leanings continues, with 41% of those polled in 2013 saying they believed it to display some bias. This considered, O'Shaughnessy's report remains important to this ongoing controversy.