Capitalism with a Human Face

Sir Samuel Brittan, the doyen of British economic journalists, explores the connections between economics, ethics, and politics while assessing the merits and defects of capitalism in this post-socialist era.

Arthur Seldon - Times Literary Supplement

Capitalism with a Human Face is characteristically magisterial: respectful of opposing schools of thought but firm in conclusion. It reveals [Brittan's] rare capacity for interpreting abstract politico-economic theories into plain English...Classical liberals must discover new ways to discipline government, so that it, too, has a 'human face.' No one is better equipped than Samuel Brittan to attempt it.

Sir Samuel Brittan is the economics editor of The Financial Times.