Fred Harrison is Executive Director for the Land Research Trust. He studied economics at Oxford, first at Ruskin College and then at University College, where he read Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. His MSc is from the University of London. He cut short a career as an investigative journalist in Fleet Street and embarked on a 10-year sojourn in Russia, following the collapse of communism, acting as an advisor to a number of Russian academic and political bodies, including the Duma (parliament), in order to help the Russian people avoid the economics favoured by rent-seekers.
"Harrison's book is a formidable challenge to the apologists for
the status quo which raises, and goes a long way toward answering,
the questions that gnaw at the intellects and consciences of all
thinking men and women." --The American Journal of Economics and
Sociology
"This is a brilliantly-written and extremely readable book ... not
unduly difficult for those with no more than an elementary grasp of
economic concepts." --Journal of General Management
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