David Boyle

David Boyle is a fellow of the <a href=http://www.neweconomics.org/>New Economics Foundation</a> (nef). His books include <a href=http://www.david-boyle.co.uk/books/funnymoney.html><em>Funny Money: In

Why I can't vote Labour

We urgently need to go forward, not hanker for the past.

By David Boyle

/ 6 Jun 2017

A well-being world

The measuring of official policy by its impact on the quality of human life is progress. But only if the governments that proclaim the idea are serious, says David Boyle.

By David Boyle

/ 19 Dec 2010

Anita, and the future of business

A few historic and political figures acquire the privilege of being known to everybody by their first names. Many are revered (Winston, Nelson), some reviled (Adolf, Joe), others both (Maggie,

By David Boyle

/ 12 Sep 2007

Strip-mining communities

Mary is 79 and lives in Catford, southeast London. She has mobility problems and survives on a small state pension. She has no immediate family and she lives alone. From

By David Boyle

/ 26 Jun 2006