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John Loxley

Born in Sheffield, England, John Loxley came to Manitoba in 1974 to work for the NDP. He became deeply involved for many years with several Aborignal organizations. In 1977, Loxley became a Professor of Economics and the University of Manitoba and later became the head of the department. In 1991, Loxley formed Cho¡ces—A Caoalition For Social Justice—in response to the neo-conservative policy decisions being made by the Winnipeg City Council and the Government of Manitoba. Loxley received the Joe Zuken Citizen Activist Award in 200 for outstanding contribution to the social, political, and cultural life of Winnipeg.

Books by John Loxley

Social Service, Private Gain

The Political Economy of Social Impact Bonds

by (author) Jesse Hajer & John Loxley

Ideology Over Economics

P3s in an Age of Austerity

by (author) John Loxley

Aboriginal, Northern, and Community Economic Development

Papers and Retrospectives

by (author) John Loxley

Public Service, Private Profits

The Political Economy of Public-Private Partnerships in Canada

by (author) John Loxley & Salim Loxley

Transforming or Reforming Capitalism

Towards a Theory of Community Economic Development

edited by John Loxley

Doing Community Economic Development

edited by John Loxley, Kathleen Sexsmith & Jim Silver

Alternative Budgets

Budgeting as if People Mattered

by (author) John Loxley

Show Us the Money

The Politics and Process of Alternative Budgets

introduction by John Loxley
illustrated by Anna Scott