Professor Noel Thompson was appointed as a Lecturer in Economic History at Swansea, 1979. He was awarded a personal chair in 1999, was Head of the Department of History from 2000 to 2005, and served as Head of the School of Humanities from its inception to 2008. He is currently a Pro-Vice-Chancellor.

• 1. The World of Labour  2. Self-government in Industry  3. Guild Socialism Restated  4. The Next Ten Years  5. Economic Tracts for the Times  6. Practical Economics or Studies in Planning  7. Socialist Economics  8. The Meaning of Marxism  9. Attempts at a General Union  10. Robert Owen  11. Pamphlets: Unemployment and Industrial Maintenance 12. The Principles of Socialism  13. The Bank of England  Monetary Systems and Theory  14. How to Obtain Full Employment  15. Why Nationalize Steel?  16. The British Labour Movement  17. Weakness through Strength: The Economics of Rearmament  18. The Fabian Society 19. Is this Socialism?  20. What is Wrong with the Trade Unions?

Professor Noel Thompson was appointed as a Lecturer in Economic History at Swansea, 1979. He was awarded a personal chair in 1999, was Head of the Department of History from 2000 to 2005, and served as Head of the School of Humanities from its inception to 2008. He is currently a Pro-Vice-Chancellor.

• 1. The World of Labour  2. Self-government in Industry  3. Guild Socialism Restated  4. The Next Ten Years  5. Economic Tracts for the Times  6. Practical Economics or Studies in Planning  7. Socialist Economics  8. The Meaning of Marxism  9. Attempts at a General Union  10. Robert Owen  11. Pamphlets: Unemployment and Industrial Maintenance 12. The Principles of Socialism  13. The Bank of England  Monetary Systems and Theory  14. How to Obtain Full Employment  15. Why Nationalize Steel?  16. The British Labour Movement  17. Weakness through Strength: The Economics of Rearmament  18. The Fabian Society 19. Is this Socialism?  20. What is Wrong with the Trade Unions?

Professor Noel Thompson was appointed as a Lecturer in Economic History at Swansea, 1979. He was awarded a personal chair in 1999, was Head of the Department of History from 2000 to 2005, and served as Head of the School of Humanities from its inception to 2008. He is currently a Pro-Vice-Chancellor.

• 1. The World of Labour  2. Self-government in Industry  3. Guild Socialism Restated  4. The Next Ten Years  5. Economic Tracts for the Times  6. Practical Economics or Studies in Planning  7. Socialist Economics  8. The Meaning of Marxism  9. Attempts at a General Union  10. Robert Owen  11. Pamphlets: Unemployment and Industrial Maintenance 12. The Principles of Socialism  13. The Bank of England  Monetary Systems and Theory  14. How to Obtain Full Employment  15. Why Nationalize Steel?  16. The British Labour Movement  17. Weakness through Strength: The Economics of Rearmament  18. The Fabian Society 19. Is this Socialism?  20. What is Wrong with the Trade Unions?