Michael James Shanks (12 April 1927, London – 13 January 1984, London) was a British economic journalist.
Throughout the 1950s, Shanks was a writer and editor at the Financial Times, and in 1964/5 he became the economic correspondent with the Sunday Times. His Penguin Special book The Stagnant Society (1961) sold 60,000 copies.
Books
- The Stagnant Society. Harmondsworth 1961
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Michael James Shanks (12 April 1927, London – 13 January 1984, London) was a British economic journalist.
Throughout the 1950s, Shanks was a writer and editor at the Financial Times, and in 1964/5 he became the economic correspondent with the Sunday Times. His Penguin Special book The Stagnant Society (1961) sold 60,000 copies.
Books
- The Stagnant Society. Harmondsworth 1961
External links
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| National | |
| Other | |
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