Green, David G.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL353247A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (4)
- Welfare state (2)
- Medical care -- Great Britain -- History (2)
- Insurance, Health -- Great Britain -- History (2)
- Welfare state. (2)
- Local government -- England -- Case studies. (1)
- Newcastle upon Tyne (England) -- Politics and government. (1)
Books by Green, David G.
Total count: 28
Power and party in an English cityan account of single-party ruleAllen & Unwin1981-01-01
The welfare statefor rich or for poor?Institute of Economic Affairs1982-01-01-
Mutual aid or welfare stateAustralia's friendly societiesG. Allen & Unwin1984-01-01
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Working-class patients and the medical establishmentself-help in Britain from the mid-nineteenth century to 1948St. Martin's Press1985-01-01
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Which doctor?a critical analysis of the professional barriers to competition in health careInstitute of Economic Affairs1985-01-01
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Working-class patients and the medical establishmentself-help in Britain from the mid-nineteenth century to 1948Gower/Maurice Temple Smith1985-01-01
Challenge to the NHSa study of competition in American health care and the lessons for BritainInstitute of Economic Affairs1986-01-01
The new conservatismthe counter-revolution in political, economic, and social thoughtSt. Martin's Press1987-01-01
Medicines in the marketplacea study of safety regulation and price control in the supply of prescription medicinesIEA Health Unit1987-01-01
The new rightthe counter-revolution in political, economic and social thoughtWheatsheaf Books1987-01-01
Everyone a private patientan analysis of the structural flaws in the NHS and how they could be remediedInstitute of Economic Affairs1988-01-01
Reinventing civil societythe rediscovery of welfare without politicsIEA Health and Welfare Unit1993-01-01-
Medicard, a better way to pay for medicines?IEA Health and Welfare Unit1993-01-01
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Community without politicsa market approach to welfare reformInstitute of Economic Affairs, Health and Welfare Unit1996-01-01
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From welfare state to civil societytowards welfare that works in New ZealandNew Zealand Business Roundtable1996-01-01
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Patterns in the SandComputers, complexity and LifeAllen & Unwin1999-01-01
Delay, denial and dilutionthe impact of NHS rationing on heart disease and cancerIEA Health and Welfare Unit2000-01-01
Stakeholder health insuranceInstitute for the Study of Civil Society2000-01-01-
Online GIS and Spatial MetadataTaylor & Francis Group2001-01-01
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Complexity in Landscape EcologySpringer London, Limited2007-01-01
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Individualists Who Co-operateEducation and Welfare Reform Benefitting a Free PeopleCivitas/Inst for the Study of2009-01-18
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Prosperity with principlessome policies for economic growthCivitas2010-01-01
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Complex SystemsCambridge University Press2010-01-01
What have we done?the surrender of our democracy to the EUCivitas2013-01-01-
Dual Phase EvolutionSpringer London, Limited2013-01-01
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Of Ants and MenThe Unexpected Side Effects of Complexity in SocietySpringer2014-01-01
Democratic Civilisation or Judicial Supremecy?A Discussion of Parliamentary Sovereignty & the Reform of Human Rights LawCivitas/Inst for the Study of2016-06-01-
Is Identity Politics Undermining Police Impartiality?Civitas Ediciones, S.L.2021-01-01