Judith Marquand

Professor Judith Marquand served in the Government Economic Service for 25 years and is now a Member of Wolfson College, Oxford and author of Development Aid in Russia: Lessons from Siberia

Why I left the Civil Service: Thatcher, trust and democracy

A former economic civil servant tells her story of working under Thatcher. The change of culture in Whitehall and the loss of trust, she says, must now be undone.

By Judith Marquand

/ 17 Apr 2013

Economics as a public art

Time to move beyond neoliberalism and its convenient amnesia. Economic policy should be practiced as a public art, not an elite science.

By Judith Marquand

/ 15 Feb 2012