Richard Backhouse
Richard Backhouse read Economics at Selwyn College, Cambridge, with the sincere intention of becoming a journalist. Initially distracted by the possibility of a PhD, he became a teacher ‘by accident’. After stints at Oundle School and Bradfield College, where he was Head of Economics, Director of Pastoral and Extra-Curricular Activities, and a Housemaster, he was appointed as Principal of Monkton Combe School in 2005, where he enjoys the challenge of leading a school which is both Christian and in the mainstream of the British Public School tradition.
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Theonomics: Reconnecting Economics with Virtue and Integrity
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Theonomics asks if theology is capable of informing, shaping and penetrating all aspects of life, and especially economic life.
From the author's blog
- Clickbait, Misdirection and the Media: a Challenge to Schools 6 years ago
- Why Wellbeing Needs a Revolution 6 years ago
- What IS an All-Round Education? 7 years ago
- Term Dates: Time to Start Again 7 years ago
- Ofqual: 7/10. Could do better. 7 years ago
- Remembrance Recast 8 years ago