| Samuel Brittan is a columnist at
the Financial Times. His most
recent books are Capitalism With A Human Face (Edward Elgar -
1995, Fontana - 1996) and Essays, Moral, Political and
Economic (Edinburgh University Press 1998).
He is an Honorary Fellow of Jesus
College, Cambridge; an Hon. Doctor of Letters (Heriot-Watt
University, Edinburgh); an Hon. Doctor of the University of Essex.
He has been visiting Professor at the Chicago Law School, a Visiting
Fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford and an Honorary Professor of
Politics at Warwick.
He has been awarded the George
Orwell, Senior Harold Wincott and Ludwig Erhard prizes. He was a
member of the Peacock Committee on the Finance of the BBC
(1985-86).
He was knighted in 1993 for
"services to economic journalism" and also became that year a
Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. |