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How to Run the Country Manual: Politics, Economics and the people of Britain (Haynes Manual): The step-by-step guide to running Great Britain

How to Run the Country Manual: Politics, Economics and the people of Britain (Haynes Manual): The step-by-step guide to running Great Britain

by Ian Rock (Author), Kevin Albertson (Author), Professor Chris Fox (Author), James Meadway (Author)

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Synopsis

Managing Britain is a complex operation - one that dramatically affects all of our lives as citizens. Now Haynes have put together a team of experts to write a `workshop manual' that explains in plain English how the system works - a `nuts & bolts' layperson's guide to all the big questions that concern people - which politicians rarely give straight answers to. Split into extensive sections on economics, politics and society, Haynes show how to strip down the machinery of state and give it a good servicing!

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 192
 Publisher: J H Haynes & Co Ltd
Published: 05 Mar 2015
ISBN 10: 0857338005
ISBN 13: 9780857338006

Author Bio
James Meadway is the senior economist at New Economics Foundation and a former policy advisor at HM Treasury and the Royal Society. James writes for the national press, including The Guardian and New Statesman, and is co-author of Crisis in the Eurozone.

Kevin Albertson is Principal Lecturer in Economics at Manchester Metropolitan University, and co-author of critically acclaimed books including Justice With Reason.

Ian Rock came up with the original idea for this manual and has helped ensure the content is balanced, down-to-earth, and written in an easy-to-understand style. Ian studied Economics at Degree level before embarking on a successful career in publishing and property, and is author of several Haynes manuals.

Chris Fox is a Professor in the Sociology Department at Manchester Metropolitan University where he runs a research unit. He is particularly interested in crime and the criminal justice system and has published extensively on these topics.