Colin Green – författare

The Economics of Education: A Comprehensive Overview, Second Edition, offers a comprehensive and current overview of the field of that is broadly accessible economists, researchers and students. This new edition revises the original 50 authoritative articles and adds Developed (US and European) and Developing Country perspectives, reflecting the differences in institutional structures that help to shape teacher labor markets and the effect of competition on student outcomes.

Retired DCI Geoff Sutton now works as a civilian at Parton Constabulary. Life is quiet as he follows his usual routine ofgolf and watching his beloved Upper Parton RFC - but all that’s about to change...

Walking home one evening, Geoff sees a familiar van. When it’s still there the next morning he decides to act - andwhat he and his colleagues find inside is beyond their worst nightmares.

Geoff’s experience is needed and he soon finds himself playing an integral part in an investigation that rocks the local force. A dead prostitute, a missing foster child, a senior police officer whose love affair makes her careless… Geoff and his colleagues reveal blackmail, murder and kidnap as they untangle a web of deceit and corruption.

And Geoff is forced to ask himself: who can you really TRUST ?

Geoff Sutton finds himself at the wrong place at the wrong time...

The retired DCI, now working as a civilian with Parton Constabulary, has a shopping trip cut short when he encounters an elderly victim of the Parton Smart Team, an organised crime group that is targeting older members of the community. Another death is the last thing the force needs as they prepare for a high-profile demonstration of right-wing extremists in Parton city centre.

Sutton''s quiet life of playing golf and watching rugby with his lifelong friends is shattered as he plays an integral role in the murder investigation. As the level of fear rises, connections appear between the adolescent members of the PST, the extremists and the intelligence services. Can Sutton prevent a disaster? And can he also deal with a devastating personal tragedy at the same time?

This tense, fast-paced sequel to Colin Green''s debut novel, TRUST, reveals the challenges that small towns face in maintaining law and order in an increasingly complex world.