Henry Haslam brings a natural scientist’s approach to the study of the moral mind. He obtained his PhD for a study of the rocks of Ben Nevis and spent his career working in the earth sciences. He is married, with three children and eleven grandchildren. His leisure interests include hillwalking and bell-ringing. He now lives in Taunton, Somerset and can be contacted at the address henry@moralmind.co.uk.
In addition to more than 50 papers and reports on geology and related topics, he has written articles on theology, politics and economics, and has delivered a lecture on moral thinking; click on the links below to see these.
The author’s latest book is The Earth and Us (www.the-earth-and-us.co.uk
Summary of career
1975–2000 British Geological Survey (formerly Institute of Geological Sciences)
1972–1975 Geological Survey of Malawi
1968–1972 Institute of Geological Sciences
1965–1967 Mineral Resources Division, Tanzania
Other writings
Miscellaneous articles
‘Disarmament – or peace’, Crossbow, October 1983, 11–12.
‘Employment and unemployment’, Economic Research Council Occasional Paper No. 43, 1985.
‘Unemployment – the irony the critics don’t see’, Crossbow, Summer 1985, 18–19.
‘Inflation and unemployment’, Britain & Overseas, winter 1991, 29–30.
‘Inflation and unemployment’, Britain & Overseas, summer 1999, 21.
‘Inflation and unemployment – a further comment’, Britain & Overseas, autumn 1999, 25–26.
‘Different questions, different answers’, Theology, November/December 2005, 420–427.
Unpublished review of The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.