Politics – Ethical Economics Books and Research

The Zinoviev Controversy Resolved

Tio — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 07:39:48 +0000

Finalist in Winter 2019/20 PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Non-Fiction. The controversy surrounding the publication of the Zinoviev letter in the Daily Mail in October 1924 has close parallels with events today: On the basis of compelling evidence this book overturns the generally accepted view about the authenticity of the Zinoviev letter and shows that it was genuine.

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The Greatest Briton

Tio — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 07:14:28 +0000

After several decades of historical revisionism, Winston Churchill, the ‘Greatest Briton’ remains one of the most controversial figures in modern history. Critics allege he was a diehard imperialist and warmonger, a bitter opponent of the working classes and a maverick opportunist with an insatiable appetite for power. Despite his record as ‘the man who won the war’, he is often accused of being a…

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The Gilgamesh Gene Revisited

Tio — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 07:03:36 +0000

How it is that humanity has brought itself, along with most other species, to the brink of extinction? In the Gilgamesh Gene Revisited, Russell-Jones provides a time-line analysis of man’s relationship with the natural world that stretches back deep into pre-history and illuminates the origins of many of our most cherished fables, myths and religious creeds, which provide our belief systems…

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Hoodwinking Churchill

Tio — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 04:19:22 +0000

A finalist of Non-Fiction Category of THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE (2011/2012). Grasping the opportunity of the new information recently come to light, some of which he contributed, the author reveals how Britain’s staunchly anti-communist Prime Minister was deceived into giving his full backing to the communist Tito and cutting all aid to the anti-communist forces resisting the Germans in Yugoslavia.

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Prime Minister

SDkd9274hsDkue9 — Sat, 20 May 2023 11:00:37 +0000

The country is in crisis. Unrest and inner city tensions feed on unemployment. And as the Government struggles to contain the soaring debt, no one listens. Most are tired of ‘PR-savvy’ words, tired of the ‘blame-game’ that poses as debate. Divisions in the Cabinet force the premier’s resignation. Because circumstances are too dire to afford the luxury of an election, the Queen calls a meeting of…

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Visitors

SDkd9274hsDkue9 — Sat, 20 May 2023 11:00:37 +0000

Chosen for July 2009 PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Fiction More an allegory than a novel, Visitors describes the impact of beings from a distant planet on the political, economic and spiritual life of Britain and the world A year into office and the Prime Minister’s only bonus was frustration. The swelling demands of welfare and security were like juggernauts, demolishing his reforms and…

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The President

SDkd9274hsDkue9 — Sat, 20 May 2023 11:00:36 +0000

The President goes missing. Every corner of the White House has been searched and double-checked, without success. The Vice President is in Europe, so the decision of whether to go public or not falls upon the Chief of Staff. Just then the phone rings: a journalist has spotted the President sitting on a park bench near the Lincoln Memorial, his only disguise a baseball cap pulled well down over…

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