David Boyle has been at the heart of the effort to popularise new economics, develop co-production and introduce time banks to Britain as a critical element of public service reform.
A long-time fellow at the New Economics Foundation, he was also the government’s independent reviewer on Barriers to Public Service Choice (2012-13). David is the author of a number of books about economics, history, social change and the future. His book Authenticity: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life (Flamingo, 2003) helped put the search for authenticity on the agenda as a social phenomenon. The Tyranny of Numbers (Flamingo, 2001) and The Sum of Our Discontent (Texere, 2001) predicted the backlash against the government’s target culture. Funny Money: In search of alternative cash (Flamingo, 1999) launched the time banks movement in the UK. His book Broke: Who Killed the Middle Classes? was published by Fourth Estate. He also writes history books.
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