The Failed Settlement
Why the present settlement has failed and why it persists.
Read Part I · 11 min →
A programme for these islands to lead again. New industries. Abundant power. Sovereign intelligence. A British presence in orbit. And a state capable and confident enough to deliver it.
Why the present settlement has failed and why it persists.
Read Part I · 11 min →What Britain has inherited and what makes it a nation.
Read Part II · 5 min →Seven principles for a new settlement.
Read Part III · 18 min →Restoring the foundations, The productive engine, Expanding the frontier
A nation cannot renew itself if it cannot govern itself. These papers restore equality before the law, the confidence of the national culture and returns power to those that are accountable for it.
Prosperity depends on cheap energy, capital that invests at home, people with the right skills and industries that make things.
A nation that only repairs its foundations cannot lead. These papers reach for the technologies and the ambition that will shape the century, in the tradition of a civilisation that has always explored, invented and built.
Nostalgia asks us to admire what our ancestors achieved. Inheritance asks what we are going to achieve ourselves.