After the long, hot and apparently quiet summer, with no new books to announce, LPP is blossoming again with three new books either published or imminent. On 29 September we published Digital Sovereignty: The Power to Decide by Mike Bracken, Andrew Greenway, Lauren Kahn, Raine Lester and James Stewart, all at Public Digital. Two of these authors […]
In a very positive review of The World at Economic War, Paul Carter concludes: “I recommend you read this book to find out more about the world we live and work in and one day might have to defend.” See the full review here.
LPP celebrated its fifteenth birthday this year, and an excellent year it has turned out to be. Three of our books were chosen as either a ‘book of the season’ or a ‘book of the year’. A Modern Economic History of Japan by Russell Jones and Inflation is About More Than Money by Brian Griffiths (jointly published with the Centre […]
Having had two of our books included in the FT’s prestigious ‘Best summer books of 2025: Economics’ list earlier in the year, we’re delighted to have a third included in Martin Wolf’s “Books of the Year: Economics” list published in the Financial Times this week. Martin says of Rebecca Harding’s The World at Economic War: […]
We were thrilled to see Russell Jones’s A Modern Economic History of Japan and Brian Griffiths’s Inflation Is About More Than Money included in Martin Wolf’s prestigious ‘Best summer books of 2025: Economics’ list, published in the Financial Times today. Russell Jones is no stranger to this accolade, having had his book The Tyranny of […]
On the 2nd of July 2024, London Publishing Partnership launches its redesigned and fully updated website. We owe profound thanks to friend-of-LPP Toby Mathews for all his advice and his work developing the site over the last couple of months, and we’d love to receive feedback from anyone using the site. Please do get in […]
Stephanie Hare’s ‘Technology is Not Neutral’: “I strongly recommend this book. It’s essential reading for policymakers and anyone working in technology, business and finance looking for a practical guide to the increasingly critical field of tech ethics. It’s for all those concerned about issues such as privacy, data ownership and identity theft.” — “The […]
“This depressing but fundamentally realistic book describes in persuasive detail the recurrent failures of British economic policy — the capriciousness and short-sightedness that led at long last to the decision, as ridiculous as it was absurd, to leave the EU. Behind these failures, suggests the author, lies a persistent tendency to ignore the realities of […]
