Showing posts with label Roger Douglas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roger Douglas. Show all posts
Friday, May 27, 2011

The Deficit Cure: Acupuncture or Shock Therapy?

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When the neoconservative movement in Canada first appeared on the radar of many journalists, it was tied to the administrations of Margaret ...
Wednesday, October 13, 2010

The Politics of Conceit: "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better"

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A CULTURE OF DEFIANCE: History of the Reform-Conservative Party of Canada In September of 2009, journalist and author, Murray Dobbin, wrote ...
Sunday, March 28, 2010

The Fraser Institute, Roger Douglas and Revisionist History

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Roger Douglas has been a regular speaker at the Fraser, beginning with his first appearance in 1989. Fresh off his dismantling of the New ...
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Saturday, March 27, 2010

Roger Douglas and the Frontier Centre for Public Policy

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I want to pay particular tribute to Peter Holle. I’ve known Peter for a long time. I appreciate his leadership, not just in organizing this...

How Roger Douglas Became a Friend of Science

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As I have been telling the story of Roger Douglas and his influence over the neoconservative movement in Canada, some might believe it'...
Friday, March 26, 2010

Roger Douglas Tells Stephen Harper and Preston Manning Not to Blink

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A CULTURE OF DEFIANCE: History of the Reform-Conservative Party of Canada We need an unconstrained, unrestricted, full-fledged, unspoiled ma...
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Ralph Klein Takes Care of Some "Unfinished Business"

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In the introduction to her book, Hard Right Turn ; Brooke Jeffrey describes being in Toronto in the 1990's; stuck in traffic, because t...

Brian Mulroney, Roger Douglas and a United Front

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Brian Mulroney would come to power in Canada, the same year that David Lange became prime minister of New Zealand. Lange's appointment ...

Roger Douglas and "Economic Miracles" That Failed

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The Libertarian experience in Canada was not a new concept, when Roger Douglas began to influence leaders like Preston Manning, Ralph Klein...
Thursday, March 25, 2010

Lies and Videotape Help to Pave Canada's Road to Neoconservatism

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The above video shows the fall of Robert Muldoon in 1984, as the Prime Minister of New Zealand. After a long meeting with a backbencher, who...
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From Reaganomics to Rogernomics: The New Zealand Invasion

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Two events would take place in 1984, that would change the course of Canadian politics for a very long time. One was on July 26 in New Zeal...
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