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Influence on Gordon Brown

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 ==Influence on Gordon Brown==
-James Q Wilson's ideas influenced [[Gordon Brown]] who was introduced to his writings by [[Jonathan Sacks]]. <ref>Ned Temko, '[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2006/aug/13/uk.labour The soulmate behind Brown's moral vision]', ''Observer'', 13 August 2006</ref> On 31 January 2001 the [[Smith Institute]] held a seminar at 11 Downing Street 'on the moral values underlying social policy', at which [[Jonathan Sacks]] and James Q Wilson were the main speakers. They were introduced by [[Gordon Brown]] who said,
+James Q Wilson's ideas influenced [[Gordon Brown]] who was introduced to his writings by [[Jonathan Sacks]]. <ref>Ned Temko, '[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2006/aug/13/uk.labour The soulmate behind Brown's moral vision]', ''Observer'', 13 August 2006</ref> On 31 January 2001 the [[Smith Institute]] held a seminar at 11 Downing Street 'on the moral values underlying social policy', at which [[Jonathan Sacks]] and James Q Wilson were the main speakers. They were introduced by [[Gordon Brown]] who said: 'Professor Wilson’s book ''The Moral Sense'', and his many other contributions to the study of criminology, government and society, have had a profound influence on me, as I believe his books have had a profound influence on many others in every continent.' <ref>The Smith Institute, [http://www.powerbase.info/images/e/e6/Moral_Sense.pdf The Moral Sense: A seminar held on Wednesday 31st January 2001]</ref>
 Other notable attendees at the seminar included [[Julian Le Grand]], [[Melanie Phillips]], [[Jon Snow]], [[Lord Young of Graffham]], [[David Walker]], [[Polly Toynbee]] and  [[Samuel Brittan]]. <ref>The Smith Institute, [http://www.powerbase.info/images/e/e6/Moral_Sense.pdf The Moral Sense: A seminar held on Wednesday 31st January 2001]</ref>

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	+	'''James Q Wilson''' is an American political scientist and chairman of the Council of Academic Advisors of the [[American Enterprise Institute]].

	+	==Influence on Gordon Brown==
	+	James Q Wilson's ideas influenced [[Gordon Brown]] who was introduced to his writings by [[Jonathan Sacks]]. <ref>Ned Temko, '[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2006/aug/13/uk.labour The soulmate behind Brown's moral vision]', ''Observer'', 13 August 2006</ref> On 31 January 2001 the [[Smith Institute]] held a seminar at 11 Downing Street 'on the moral values underlying social policy', at which [[Jonathan Sacks]] and James Q Wilson were the main speakers. They were introduced by [[Gordon Brown]] who said,
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	+	<ref>The Smith Institute, [http://www.powerbase.info/images/e/e6/Moral_Sense.pdf The Moral Sense: A seminar held on Wednesday 31st January 2001]</ref>
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	+	Other notable attendees at the seminar included [[Julian Le Grand]], [[Melanie Phillips]], [[Jon Snow]], [[Lord Young of Graffham]], [[David Walker]], [[Polly Toynbee]] and [[Samuel Brittan]]. <ref>The Smith Institute, [http://www.powerbase.info/images/e/e6/Moral_Sense.pdf The Moral Sense: A seminar held on Wednesday 31st January 2001]</ref>
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	+	==Notes==
	+	<references/>

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