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Private Initiatives in Infrastructure
Focuses on concrete examples in specific countries to draw useful lessons for strong performance in telecommunications, power, water and social infrastructure.
Banking on Death
Banking on Death offers a panoramic view of the history and future of pension provision. A work of unique scope, it traces the origins and development of the pension idea, from the days of the French Revolution to the troubles of the modern welfare state. As we live longer, employers are closing their pension schemes and many claim that public treasuries will not be able to cope with the retirement of the babyboomers. Banking on Death analyses the challenge facing public schemes and the malfunctioning of private retirement provision, concluding with a bold proposal for how to pay for decent pensions for all. Robin Blackburn argues that pension funds have been depleted by wasteful promotion a...
Democracy under attack
A unique insider's perspective of news production in Britain which gives readers a flavour of what goes on in news rooms, pressure groups, departmental policy divisions and parliament.
The Coalition Effect, 2010–2015
The essential verdict on Britain's first coalition government since the Second World War delivered by an unrivalled team of experts.
Hubris: The Road to Donald Trump
In Hubris: The Road to Donald Trump, David Owen analyses and describes the mental and physical condition of US Presidents and UK Prime Ministers with a particular view that what went before paved the way to President Trump. Of recent leaders there have been alcoholics, depressives, narcissists, populists and those affected by hubris syndrome and driven by their religious beliefs.
Overcoming Disadvantage
In this book respected think tanks from the left, centre and right of the political spectrum outline how they think poverty in Britain should be tackled in the next 20 years.
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