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expand/collapse navigation home stewart lansley home stewart lansley stewart lansley stewart lansley is an economist and financial journalist. he is a visiting fellow at the school of policy studies, university of bristol and a fellow at london's city university. he has written on inequality, wealth and poverty for academic and specialist journals as well as several newspapers. he is the author of a number of books including a sharing economy (2016), breadline britain ( with joanna mack, 2015); the cost of inequality (2011); top man (a biography of philip green, 2007); rich britain (2006) and poor britain (with joanna mack, 1985). he is also the author ( with howard reed ) of a universal basic income: an idea whose time has come? published by compass, 2016. his previous academic posts include the national institute of economic and social research and the universities of brunel and reading. he is also a former executive producer in the current affairs department of the bbc. contact stewart: [email protected] recent books a sharing economy: how social wealth funds can reduce inequality and balance the books, policy press, 2016 a sharing economy proposes radical new ways to close the growing income gap and spread social opportunities. drawing on overseas examples, it shows how mobilising the huge financial potential of britain’s public assets could pay for a pioneering new social wealth fund, and examines other ways of financing such funds. social wealth funds are a potentially powerful new economic and social tool that can: boost economic and social investment, by building the social asset base, simultaneously strengthen the public finances ensure that more of the gains from economic activity are shared by all and not colonised by a powerful few be used to help fund an annual citizen’s dividend or a basic income scheme. " bold and exciting, a sharing economy deserves wide public discussion, scrutiny and debate ." ann pettifor, director, policy research in macroeconomics " capitalism needs reform. but how? stewart lansley argues powerfully and persuasively that a new economic model based on a sharing economy is both possible and increasingly urgent ." andrew gamble, professor of politics, university of sheffield " path-breaking. provides a different model of how economic activity should occur and how prosperity should be shared, together making a new lens through which to tackle inequality ." mariana mazzucato, professor in the economics of innovation, university of sussex breadline britain: the rise of mass poverty- stewart lansley and joanna mack, oneworld "brilliant. enlightening but disturbing." amartya sen -- nobel laureate in economics "a devastatingly shocking report. this is the book everyone needs to read......authoritative and compellingly readable." polly toynbee "indispensable. analytically sophisticated as well as stirring." david kynaston, author of austerity britain, 1945-51 "careful and hard hitting. the gold standard of poverty measurement, leaves our politicians no excuses." richard wilkinson, co-author of the spirit level < the cost of inequality: why economic equality is essential for recovery, gibson square , 2011 the book argues that the real roots of the current crisis lie in the way the gains from growing prosperity – in the uk , us and a number of other rich countries - have been increasingly colonised by a small super-rich global elite. growing inequality had squeezed incomes, sucked the lifeblood out of the productive economy and made the british and global economy much more prone to crisis. i t provides compelling evidence that british and american capitalism has become little more than a wealth-diverting mac hine, geared to enriching the few at the expense of the rest. escape from the crisis and building a sustainable recovery depends on a more equal distribution of the cake. r unner-up, spear's business book of the year, 2011 ' exposes the truth about the economic catastrophe that afflicts the western world: neoliberalism has created consumer societies in which millions are so poor they cannot afford to consume. ` new statesman, book of the year 'lansley's new work belongs on every “people's library” shelf in an occupy movement encampment. your bookshelf, too.' institute for policy studies 'compelling.... the central arguments of lansley's book - and the solutions he proposes - deserve a wide hearing and an urgent place on the policy agenda.' times higher education 'as the seminal book, the cost of inequality, has set out – we are suffering from a historic demand deficit.' guardian comment 'crammed with data and evidence, with this book in your hand you never need go into an argument unarmed.' red pepper recent articles: ‘the obama legacy` , la vanguardia , october 2016 ‘social wealth funds: a key ingredient of a new alternative economic strategy` , world financial review , september, 2016; ‘sir philip green: a business predator, not an entrepreneur’ , yorkshire post , 19 october, 2016 ‘time to take stock over lloyds sell-off’ , yorkshire post, 12 october 2015 ‘the conservatives’ war on the poor’ , new statesman blog, 29 october 2015, ‘how social wealth funds could tackle inequality` , the political quarterly , october 2015 , 'if we must sell the family silver, put the proceeds to good use' , new statesman, 15 june, 2015 do we have the right model of capitalism for creating wealth? yorkshire post, 15 february 2015 http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/debate/columnists/stewart-lansley-do-have-the-right-model-of-capitalism-for-creating-wealth-1-7108031 britain's wages crisis - is 'predistribution` or 'redistribution` the way forward?, the political quarterly, march 2014 : http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-923x.2014.12059.x/abstract an economic imperative , fabian review, january, 2014 http://www.fabians.org.uk/the-economic-imperative/ ‘low pay and soaring profits a lethal mix for the economy’ , yorkshire post, 20 january 2014 http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/debate/columnists/stewart-lansley-low-pay-and-soaring-profits-a-lethal-mix-for-economy-1-6383510 ‘is the growing anti-welfare climate the new normal?` , working brief, autumn, 2013 http://stats.cesi.org.uk/wbejournal/workingbrief233autumn2013.pdf ‘ inequality – the defining issue of our times `, international relations and security network, november, 2013 http://isn.ethz.ch/digital-library/articles/detail/?lng=en&id=172355 ‘ how to increase the wage share ’ , tuc touchstone pamphlet ( with howard reed ), june 2013. ‘ poverty minus a pound, how the poverty consensus unravelled ’, poverty.ac.uk , may 2013 http://www.poverty.ac.uk/editorial/poverty-minus-pound-how-poverty-consensus-unravelled ‘ the hourglass societ y’, los angeles review of books , may 28, 2013 http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?type=&id=1708&fulltext=1&media=#article-text-cutpoint ‘ the rise and fall of the middle class ’, vanguardia , spring, 2013. ‘ ed miliband leads a turning point in progressive thinking `, shifting grounds , february, 2013 http://shiftinggrounds.org/2013/02/ed-miliband-leads-a-turning-point-in-progressive-thinking/ ‘ forget free market dogma, prosperity need fairness `, yorkshire post, 21 february, 2013. http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/debate/columnists/stewart-lansley-forget-free-market-dogma-prosperity-needs-fairness-1-5432327 ‘ inequality, the crash and the crisis ’, the political quarterly, oct-dec, 2012. ‘ inequality and instability ’, poverty , issue 143, summer 2012 ‘ inequality, the crash and the crisis ’, part 3: the limit to inequality, oecd insights, june 15, 2012 http://oecdinsights.org/2012/06/15/inequality-the-crash-and-the-crisis-part-3-the-limit-to-inequality/ http://www.moneyweek.com/blog/why-we-need-to-go-back-to-the-1960s-58310#.t4qfqxvfpsk.email http://www.opendemocracy.net/openeconomy/stewart-lansley/tackling-inequality-new-role-for-state http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/feb/05/inequality-leads-to-economic-

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