Online Books by
David G. Green
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Green, David G.: Benefit Dependency: How Welfare Undermines Independence (c1998) (PDF at Civitas)- Green, David G.: Community Without Politics: A Market Approach to Welfare Reform (c1996) (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: Crime and Civil Society: Can We Become a More Law-Abiding People? (c2005), also by Emma Grove and Nadia A. Martin (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: Delay, Denial and Dilution: The Impact of NHS Rationing on Heart Disease and Cancer (2000), also by Laura Casper (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: An End to Welfare Rights: The Rediscovery of Independence (c1999) (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: Health Care in France and Germany: Lessons for the UK (c2001), also by Benedict Irvine (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G., ed.: Institutional Racism and the Police: Fact or Fiction? (c2000) (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: Reinventing Civil Society: The Rediscovery of Welfare Without Politics (c1993) (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G., ed.: Sharia Law or "One Law for All"? (c2009), by Denis MacEoin, contrib. by Neil Addison (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: Stakeholder Health Insurance (c2000), contrib. by Timothy D. Baker, Nicholas Beazley, and Adrian Bull (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G., contrib.: Stakeholder Welfare (c1996), by Frank Field, ed. by Alan Deacon, also contrib. by Peter Alcock and Melanie Phillips (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G.: We're (Nearly) All Victims Now! How Political Correctness is Undermining Our Liberal Culture (c2006) (PDF at Civitas)
- Green, David G., contrib.: Women or Men: Who Are the Victims? (c2000), by Erin Pizzey, J. R. Shackleton, and Peter Urwin (PDF at Civitas)
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