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| − | Diane Coyle is an economist with extensive links and memberships across the Neo-Liberal sphere. She has written numerous books and articles. Her most recent collaboration was the book New Wealth old Nations where she co-edited with ex Scottish executive Minister [[Wendy Alexander]] and her husband [[Brian Ashcroft]] who is the director of the [[Fraser of Allander Institute]]. She also wrote a book called ''Sex Drugs and Economics'', its aim being, apparently, to demonstrate how economics can be fun! She is head of the consultancy [[Enlightenment Economics]]. | + | Diane Coyle is an economist with extensive links and memberships across the Neo-Liberal sphere. She has written numerous books and articles. Her most recent collaboration was the book New Wealth old Nations where she co-edited with ex Scottish executive Minister [[Wendy Alexander]] and her husband [[Brian Ashcroft]] who is the director of the [[Fraser of Allander Institute]]. She also wrote a book called ''Sex Drugs and Economics'', its aim being, apparently, to demonstrate how economics can be fun! She is head of the consultancy [[Enlightenment Economics]] [http://www.enlightenmenteconomics.com/dianehomepage.html]. |
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Revision as of 10:24, 17 November 2005
Diane Coyle is an economist with extensive links and memberships across the Neo-Liberal sphere. She has written numerous books and articles. Her most recent collaboration was the book New Wealth old Nations where she co-edited with ex Scottish executive Minister Wendy Alexander and her husband Brian Ashcroft who is the director of the Fraser of Allander Institute. She also wrote a book called Sex Drugs and Economics, its aim being, apparently, to demonstrate how economics can be fun! She is head of the consultancy Enlightenment Economics [1].
Affiliations
She is also:
- on the Executive Committee of the Centre for Economic Policy Research.
- a Member of Council of the Royal Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.
- an Advisory board member, [[ING Direct UK]
- a Member of the Royal Economic Society
- the American Economic Association
- the Society of Business Economists.
- a Member of RES Committee on Women in Economics
- on the Advisory Panel, Centre for Public Policy for Regions, University of Glasgow/University of Strathclyde
- an Advisory board member of Britain in Europe.
