Samuel Brittan
Sir Samuel Brittan was an English journalist and author. He was the first economics correspondent for the Financial Times, and later a long-time columnist. He was a member of the Academic Advisory Council of the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Books
The libertarian reader
1997
ISBN 9780684832005
The price of economic freedom
1970
ISBN 9781349009961
Participation Without Politics (Hobart Special)
1979
ISBN 9780255361231
How to end the monetarist controversy
1981
ISBN 9780255361538
A restatement of economic liberalism
1988
ISBN 9780951456699
Steering the economy
1969
ISBN 9780436068706
Against the Flow
2005
ISBN 9781843543770
Happiness, Economics and Public Policy
2007
ISBN 9780255366007
Left or right
1968
ISBN 9780436068713
Capitalism and the permissive society
1973
ISBN 9780333124642
The delusion of incomes policy
1977
ISBN 9780851171128
Is there a British economic experiment?
1981
ISBN 9783163442610
The role and limits of government
1983
ISBN 9780851172378
Two cheers for self-interest
1985
ISBN 9780255361880
Beyond the welfare state
1990
ISBN 9780080409153
Government and the market economy an appraisal of economic policy since the 1970 General Election
1971
ISBN 9780255360180
Is there an economic consensus?
1973
ISBN 9780333144107
Second thoughts on full employment policy
1975
ISBN 9780859920391
The economic consequences of democracy
1977
ISBN 9780704530904
Role and limits of government
1983
ISBN 9780851172415
Restatement of Economic Liberalism
1988
ISBN 9781573927116
Capitalism with a human face
1995
ISBN 9781852784461
Essays (Hume Papers on Public Policy)
1998
ISBN 9780748612086