CO2.1: Beyond the EU's Emissions Trading System, David Merlin-Jones, Jan 2012

The Green Mirage: Why a low-carbon economy may be further off than we think, John Constable, August 2011

Reviving British Manufacturing: Why? What? How?, Alan Reece, July 2011

Chain Reactions: How the Chemical Industry Can Shrink Our Carbon Footprint, David Merlin-Jones, May 2011

Brough - prospects for employment, Simpson Associates, February 2012 (PDF)

Electricity Costs: the folly of wind-power, Ruth Lea, January 2012 (PDF)

The STEM subject push, Stephen L. Clarke, December 2011 (PDF)

A Strategy for Economic Growth, David Green and David Merlin-Jones, November 2011 (PDF)

Climate change - two approaches to the evidence:

• Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature Study (external link)
• NIPCC vs IPCC: Addressing the disparity between climate models and observations - testing the hypothesis of anthropogenic global warming, S. Fred Singer (PDF)

Submission from Civitas to the Energy and Climate Change Committee inquiry into the EU Emissions Trading System, David Merlin-Jones, August 2011 (PDF)

Four Industries and a Funeral? Import Substitutions — a Test of the Possibilities in the Glass, Paper, Steel and Automotive Sectors, Stephen L. Clarke, July 2011 (PDF)

Economic Growth – Could the Government do more?, David Green and David Merlin-Jones, March 2011 (PDF)

German savings banks and Swiss cantonal banks, lessons for the UK, Stephen L. Clarke, December 2010 (PDF)

‘Rock Solid?’ An investigation into the British cement industry, David Merlin-Jones, November 2010 (PDF)

The Industrial and Commercial Finance Corporation: Lessons from the past for the future, David Merlin-Jones, October 2010 (PDF)

The Slide down the Manufacturing Hill: How Singapore tempted Rolls Royce from the UK, Xin Wei Yeo, June 2010 (PDF)

Employment, The Pre-election Position April 2010 , The state of Employment in the run up to the General Election

Prosperity with Principles, David Green, April 2010 (PDF)

British Energy Policy and the Threat to Manufacturing Industry, Ruth Lea and Jeremy Nicholson, April 2010 (PDF)

Prospects for the UK Balance of Payments, Robert Rowthorn and Ken Coutts, March 2010 (PDF)

Corporation Tax: Beating the Competition, Richard Baron and Corin Taylor, February 2010 (PDF)

Time for turning? Why the Conservatives need to rethink their industrial policy (if they have one), David Merlin-Jones, January 2010 (PDF)

The impact on tax revenues of cutting the higher rate of income tax, James Browne, IFS, October 2009 (PDF)

Nations Choose Prosperity: Why Britain Needs an Industrial Policy, Ruth Lea, July 2009

Proportion of households, and individuals living in households, who have private incomes exceeding their net income from the state, Mike Brewer, IFS, September 2008 (PDF)

Market Liberalism After Thatcher and Blair Why We Should Work Towards a Membership State, David Green, January 2007 (PDF)

Capital gains tax rises would punish the productive
- David Green, The Telegraph (May 2010)
If Capital Gains Tax increases, it will be the productive investors who suffer.

Taxpayer funding can really pick a winner by backing manufacturing
- David Green, The Telegraph (May 2010)
Should the Government "pick winners"? There are times when governments have no real choice.

Too many voters depend on the state for their income
- David Green, The Telegraph (April 2010)
Given how many people are beholden to the government, it's no surprise that the inspiring 'Big Society not Big Government' ideal is not catching on.

David Cameron should realise that a small state isn't always the answer
- David Green, The Telegraph (April 2010)
Why doctrinal non-interventionism should not get in the way of an open-minded search for the best solutions to problems such as the financial crisis.

David Cameron should empower consumers, not workers
- David Green, The Telegraph (April 2010)
If the mutual principle is to have a place in reforming public sector monopolies it should be in the form of consumer co-ops, not workers' syndicalism.

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