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 eight grandchildren.
His leisure interests include hillwalking and
bell-ringing. He now lives in Taunton, Somerset and can
be contacted by clicking
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His publications include more than 50 papers and reports
on geology and related topics. He has also written
articles on theology, politics and economics,
and has recently started writing verse -
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Summary of career
1975–2000 British
Geological Survey (formerly Institute of Geological
Sciences)