Kwasi Kwarteng

Kwasi Kwarteng, plene Akwasi Addo Alfred Kwarteng^[1] (Waltham Forest in burgo Londiniensi die 26 Maii 1975 natus), est politicus regni Britanniarum.

Kwasi Kwarteng

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 26 Maii 1975; Waltham Forest
Patria: Britanniarum Regnum

Officium

Officium: member of the 57th Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 56th Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 55th Parliament of the United Kingdom, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, member of the 58th Parliament of the United Kingdom, Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Minister of State for Business, Energy and Clean Growth, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Munus: politicus, Rerum gestarum scriptor

Consociatio

Factio: Factio Conservativa

Filius matris causidicae et patris oeconomistae,^[2] amborum e gente Asante Ganae ortorum,^[3] Kwasi Kwarteng partim Londinii, partim apud collegium Etonense educatus est. Alumnus est collegii Trinitatis Cantabrigiensis. Factionis conservativae sodalis parlamento Britannico legatus est ab anno 2010 pro circulo Spelthorne. Secretarius civicus a negotio et energia a die 8 Ianuarii 2021 meruit, Borisio Johnson primo ministro. Cui die 6 Septembris 2022 succedens Elisabetha Truss statim Kwasi Kwarteng in officium Domini Cancellarii promovit, sed hoc officium dies octo et triginta tantum retinuit.

Scripta Recensere

2011 : Ghosts of Empire. Londinii: Bloomsbury^[4]
2011 (cum Jonathan Dupont) : Gridlock Nation
2012 (cum Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, Chris Skidmore, Elizabeth Truss) : Britannia Unchained. Palgrave Macmillan^[5]
2014 : War and Gold: A Five-Hundred-Year History of Empires, Adventures and Debt^[6]
2015 : Thatcher's Trial: Six Months That Defined a Leader

Notae Recensere

↑ Sunt qui Alfred Akwasi Addo Kwarteng dicunt: New African Magazine
↑ "Kwasi Kwarteng's mother faced down racial prejudice to reach top of Britain's legal profession after moving to UK from Ghana in the 1960s with his economist father" in Daily Mail (7 Septembris 2022)
↑ Twitter cim aliis fontibus Ganaeis
↑ Amelia Gentleman, "Ghosts of Empire: what Kwasi Kwarteng’s book tells us about him" in The Guardian (30 Augusti 2022)
↑ George Eaton, "Britannia Unchained: the free-market book that defines Boris Johnson’s cabinet" in New Statesman (5 Iunii 2019/17 Augusti 2022)
↑ Daniel W. Drezner, "Worth Its Weight" (recensio) in New York Times (12 Septembris 2014)

Bibliographia Recensere

Jamie Dettmer, "Britain can’t buck the markets" (29 Septembris 2022) apud Politico
Larry Elliott, "Pound’s plummet underlines schoolboy error by Kwasi Kwarteng" in The Guardian (26 Septembris 2022)
Richard Partington, "Kwasi Kwarteng: free marketeer and Truss’s ideological soulmate becomes chancellor" in The Guardian (6 Septembris 2022)
Kevin Rozario, "New British Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng Reverses Rishi Sunak’s Scrapping Of Tax-Free Shopping For International Tourists" (26 Septembris 2022) apud Forbes
Kevin Schofield, "Mini-Budget Gets A Pounding – But Right-Wing Think Tanks Are Loving It" (26 Septembris 2022) apud HuffPost
Richard Vaighan, "Who is Kwasi Kwarteng? The University Challenge-winning chancellor who has a close bond with Liz Truss" in i News (6 Septembris 2022)

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Borisii Johnson 2019–2022


Stephanus Barclay • Jake Berry • Robertus Buckland • Alanus Cairns • Gregorius Clark • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Galfridus Cox • Michaela Donelan • Nadine Dorries • Oliverius Dowden • Georgius Eustice • Natalia Evans • David Frost • Michael Gove • Matthaeus Hancock • Simon Hart • Alexander Jack • Sajid Javid • Robertus Jenrick • Boris Johnson • Kwasi Kwarteng • Andrea Leadsom • Brandon Lewis • Esther McVey • Christophorus Malthouse • Amanda Milling • Nicola Morgan • Priti Patel • Dominicus Raab • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps • Alok Sharma • Iulianus Smith • Rishi Sunak • Anna Maria Trevelyan • Elisabetha Truss • Shailesh Vara • Theresa Villiers • Ben Wallace • Gavinus Williamson • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Elisabethae Truss 2022


Kemi Badenoch • Jake Berry • Suella Braverman • Robertus Buckland • Simon Clarke • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Michaela Donelan • Christophorus Heaton-Harris • Ieremias Hunt • Alexander Jack • Ranil Jayawardena • Kwasi Kwarteng • Brandon Lewis • Christophorus Malthouse • Penelope Mordaunt • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps • Alok Sharma • Nicolaus True • Anna Maria Trevelyan • Elisabetha Truss • Ben Wallace • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Cancellarii scaccarii Britannici (1902-)


Carolus Ritchie • Augustinus Chamberlain • Herbertus Asquith • David Lloyd George • Reginaldus McKenna • Bonar Law • Augustinus Chamberlain • Robertus Horne • Stanley Baldwin • Neville Chamberlain • Philippus Snowden • Winston Churchill • Philippus Snowden • Neville Chamberlain • Ioannes Simon • Kingsley Wood • Ioannes Anderson • Hugo Dalton • Stafford Cripps • Hugo Gaitskell • Rab Butler • Haroldus Macmillan • Petrus Thorneycroft • Derick Heathcoat-Amory • Selwyn Lloyd • Reginaldus Maudling • Iacobus Callaghan • Roy Jenkins • Ioannes Macleod • Antonius Barber • Dionysius Healey • Galfridus Howe • Nigellus Lawson • Ioannes Major • Normannus Lamont • Kenethus Clarke • Gordonus Brown • Alexander Darling • Georgius Osborne • Philippus Hammond • Sajid Javid • Rishi Sunak • Nadhim Zahawi • Kwasi Kwarteng • Ieremias Hunt Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum

Secretarii civici a negotio Britannici (1983–)


Caecilius Parkinson • Normannus Tebbit • Leo Brittan • Paulus Channon • David Young • Nicolaus Ridley • Petrus Lilley • Michael Heseltine • Ian Lang • Margarita Beckett • Petrus Mandelson • Stephanus Byers • Patricia Hewitt • Alanus Johnson • Alexander Darling • Ioannes Hutton • Petrus Mandelson • Vincentius Cable • Sajid Javid • Gregorius Clark • Andrea Leadsom • Alok Sharma • Kwasi Kwarteng • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum

[1] Sunt qui Alfred Akwasi Addo Kwarteng dicunt: New African Magazine

[2] "Kwasi Kwarteng's mother faced down racial prejudice to reach top of Britain's legal profession after moving to UK from Ghana in the 1960s with his economist father" in Daily Mail (7 Septembris 2022)

[3] Twitter cim aliis fontibus Ganaeis

[4] Amelia Gentleman, "Ghosts of Empire: what Kwasi Kwarteng’s book tells us about him" in The Guardian (30 Augusti 2022)

[5] George Eaton, "Britannia Unchained: the free-market book that defines Boris Johnson’s cabinet" in New Statesman (5 Iunii 2019/17 Augusti 2022)

[6] Daniel W. Drezner, "Worth Its Weight" (recensio) in New York Times (12 Septembris 2014)

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