Free Markets Are Revolutionary, Liberating and Democratic

Daniel Yergin and Joseph Stanislaw in their 1998 book Commanding Heights, had this to say about what Keith Joseph was thinking after the fall of the Heath government in 1974: “The source of the problem was the postwar consensus, with its promotion of the interventionist state. The enemy was ‘statism'. What had to be changed was the political culture of the country, and the way to do it was through intellectual guerrilla warfare.”