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About David Boyle

David Boyle is a fellow of the New Economics Foundation. His books include Funny Money: In Search of Alternative Cash (HarperCollins, 1999); Authenticity: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life; (HarperCollins, 2003); (with Andrew Simms) The New Economics: A Bigger Picture (Earthscan, 2009); The Tyranny of Numbers: Why Counting Can't Make Us Happy (HarperCollins, 2010); and (with Andrew Simms) Eminent Corporations: The Rise and Fall of the Great British Corporation (Constable & Robinson, 2010). His website is here

Articles by David Boyle

Sunday 19th December

A well-being world

David Boyle, 19 December 2010
The measuring of official policy by its impact on the quality of human life is progress. But only if the governments that proclaim the idea are serious, says David Boyle.
Wednesday 12th September

Anita, and the future of business

David Boyle, 12 September 2007

The achievement - and future - of a green-business pioneer

Monday 26th June

Strip-mining communities

David Boyle, 26 June 2006
The useful, life-giving and non-remunerative work people do for each other is not included in governments' calculation of economic value. It should be, says David Boyle.
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