Books

Adam Smith: A Primer

£7.50
ByEamonn Butler

Provides an introduction to the life and work of Adam Smith, the ‘founder of economics’. This book examines not only “The Wealth of Nations”, with its insights on trade and the division of labour, but also “The Theory of Moral Sentiments”, his lectures, and his writings on the history of science.

Why Fight Poverty?

£9.99
ByJulia Unwin

This book looks back at the struggle to rid the country of poverty and asks if the struggle is worth it. What would a poverty free country be like if we could overcome the obstacles which impede progress?

Rediscovering Growth: After the Crisis

£9.99
ByAndrew Sentance

Western economies face huge political obstacles to reforms that would boost productivity and growth – continuing stagnation is far more likely. Businesses and policymakers need to adjust to the new reality. And the quicker they do so, the more likely it is that economic prospects will eventually improve.

Reinventing London

£9.99
ByBridget Rosewell

The financial sector has provided London with an extraordinary impetus for growth over a generation – but what will follow it? The regeneration of Kings Cross and the Olympic boroughs show what the next stage of London’s growth will look like, with an economy driven by accountants and geeks, not bankers.

The BRIC Road to Growth

£9.99
ByJim O'Neill

This book looks at the latest prospects for the ‘BRIC’ economies and other newly emerging drivers of global economic growth. What can be learned from them, and how can the ‘old world’ adapt?

Notre Avenir Européen

£19.99
ByMaria João Rodrigues (ed.)

Cet ouvrage, qui rassemble les points de vue d’experts renommes de toute l’Europe, devrait constituer un guide pratique pour tout penseur, decideur ou militant progressiste, ainsi que pour tout citoyen desireux de prendre part au necessaire debat democratique sur notre avenir.

Our European Future

£19.99
ByMaria João Rodrigues (ed.)

This book brings together the insights of experts from across Europe to rethink Europe’s socioeconomic model in the glare of the environmental and digital transformations; to redefine Europe’s role in the world to contribute to renewed multilateralism; to strengthen investment in public goods; and, to re-invent our democratic contract.

The Tyranny of Nostalgia: Half a Century of British Economic Decline

ByRussell Jones

This book describes the economic and political history of the past half a century, examining the challenges confronted by successive governments and their Chancellors, the policies employed for good or ill, and the desperate search for a panacea that could arrest the nation’s relative decline and return the country to its supposed former glories.

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