Captus

Mr. Sanandaji is president of the Swedish think tank Captus.

Welfare Wean Nima Sanandaji 2008

Sweden's international development agency, SIDA, relies on left-wing ideology rather than facts and logic, argues Nima Sanandaji, from the Captus think tank.

Archive 2007-11-01 GayandRight 2007

Sweden's international development agency, SIDA, relies on left-wing ideology rather than facts and logic, argues Nima Sanandaji, from the Captus think tank.

Left wing ideology drives Swedish International Development... GayandRight 2007

At the time Carswell stopped publishing the convenient print edition of this title back in 2000 or thereabout, I recall being surveyed by someone likely Captus about demand for the product and preferred format, etc.

Death of a Product – Index to Federal and Ontario Statutes — Slaw 2007

At the time Carswell stopped publishing the convenient print edition of this title back in 2000 or thereabout, I recall being surveyed by someone likely Captus about demand for the product and preferred format, etc.

Death of a Product – Index to Federal and Ontario Statutes — Slaw 2007

How long will the elites continue defending a failed ideology, asks Nima Sanandaji of think-tank Captus.

Archive 2007-09-01 GayandRight 2007

At the time Carswell stopped publishing the convenient print edition of this title back in 2000 or thereabout, I recall being surveyed by someone likely Captus about demand for the product and preferred format, etc.

Slaw » Death of a Product – Index to Federal and Ontario Statutes » Print 2007

[Supposed to have been written by Priseian the Grammarian.] _One_ son of Hegio has been made prisoner (_Captus_) in battle.

The Captiva and the Mostellaria Titus Maccius Plautus 1847

Sweden could learn a lot from Canada and the UK when it comes to leveraging the power of entrepreneurship to help integrate immigrants, writes Nima Sanandaji of the Captus think tank.

Gates of Vienna 2009

Montfaucon, and cited by Gibbon in his last volume, says of Virgil, -- that '_Captus a Romanis invisibiliter exiit, ivitque Neapopolim_.'] so little indeed does the AEneid exhibit of human life in its multiformity, that much tampering with the text is required to bring real cases of human interest and real situations within the scope of any Virgilian sentence, though aided by the utmost latitude of accommodation.

Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers Thomas De Quincey 1822