Vaizey, John, 1929-1984

British economist, educator, and novelist.

From the description of John Vaizey papers, 1926-1985. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754872273

Biographical Note

• 1929, Oct. 1: Born, Greenwich, London, England
• 1951: M.A., Queens' College, Cambridge
• 1952 - 1953 : United Nations, Geneva
• 1953 - 1956 : Fellow, St. Catharine's College, Cambridge
• 1956 - 1960 : University Lecturer, Oxford
• 1958: Author, The Costs of Education
• 1959: Author, Scenes from Institutional Life
• 1961: Author (with Patrick Lynch), Guinness's Brewery in the Irish Economy
• 1962: Author, The Economics of Education Author, Education for Tomorrow
• 1962 - 1966 : Fellow and Tutor, Worcester College, Oxford
• 1963: Author, The Control of Education
• 1965: Editor, The Residual Factor and Economic Growth Editor, (with E.A.G. Robinson), The Economics of Education
• 1978: 1965 - 1972 : Member, UNESCO National Committee
• 1966 - 1982 : Professor of Economics, Brunel University
• 1967: Author, The Barometer Man Author, Education in the Modern World
• 1968: Author, The Sleepless Lunch Author (with John Sheehan), Resources for Education
• 1969 - 1971 : Author (with colleagues), The Economics of Educational Costing
• 1970: Author, The Type to Succeed
• 1971: Author, Capitalism Author, Social Democracy
• 1972: Author, The Political Economy of Education
• 1973: Author (with Keith Norris), The Economics of Research and Technology
• 1974: Author, History of British Steel Editor, Economic Sovereignty and Regional Policy
• 1975: Editor, Whatever Happened to Equality?
• 1976: Author (with C.F.O. Clarke), Education: The State of the Debate
• 1976: Life Peer, Lord John Ernest Vaizey, Baron of Greenwich
• 1977: Author (with Keith Norris), Teach Yourself Economics
• 1980: Author, Capitalism and Socialism
• 1982 - 1984 : Principal, St. Catharine's, Cumberland Lodge
• 1983: Author, The Squandered Peace Author, In Breach of Promise
• 1984: Author, The National Health
• 1984, July 19: Died, London, England

From the guide to the John Vaizey Papers, 1926-1985, (Hoover Institution Archives)