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!


About the Author
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.


Book Information
ISBN 9780857338006
Author Ian Rock
Format Hardback
Page Count 192
Imprint J H Haynes & Co Ltd
Publisher Haynes Publishing Group
Weight(grams) 870g
Dimensions(mm) 280mm * 215mm * 20mm