David and Goliatha

Mike Buchanan is a British writer and former businessman who, before he took early retirement in 2010, worked for the Conservative party (2006-2008). 'David and Goliatha' is his seventh book.

• CHAPTERS 1. The different natures of men and women 2. What women are interested in 3. Women's ways of knowing, guardian angels, crystal healing, underpants and stuff 4. The Empress's new clothes 5. Why are fat women fat? 6. Why does Fairtrade coffee always taste like mud? 7. Politicians and the 'F' word 8. Radical feminism (gender Marxism) 9. Political correctness (cultural Marxism) 10. How fair is Britain? Men and women at work 11. Gender balance in the boardroom 12. Women and politics 13. How have radical feminists become so influential? 14. The Equality Act (2010): the triumph of Harriet Harman 15. David Cameron: heir to Harman? 16. Why aren't men revolting? 17. Are women revolting? 18. Conclusions APPENDICES 1. The xxxxxx questionnaire 2. The zzzzzz questionnaire 3. Harriet Harman: a biography 4. The first letter to Harriet Harman 5. The second letter to Harriet Harman 6. The letter to Lord Davies of Abersoch 7. The letter to the Chief Executive of the Fawcett Society 8. The letter to the Director-General of the CBI 9. The letter from the Director-General of the CBI 10. The letter to the Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission 11. The letter to The Rt Hon Theresa May MP. References and further reading. Index of cited publications. Subject index.

Testimonials for two of the author's books: 'The Marriage Delusion: the fraud of the rings?' A highly original and stimulating critique of the modern marriage crisis, supported by important yet sometimes uncomfortable truths. Oliver James, clinical psychologist, broadcaster, author of 'Affluenza', 'Britain on the Couch', 'They F*** You Up', 'How Not to F*** Them Up' Mike Buchanan's analysis of marriage in western industrialised society is courageous and thoughtful. His perspectives on the challenges associated with marriage, and solutions to them, draw on important scientific evidence and arguments from some of our leading psychologists and wisest philosophers. This is a 'must-read' for all concerned with modern marriage. Alan Carr, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University College, Dublin, author of 'The Handbook of Adult Clinical Psychology', 'Family Therapy' and 'Positive Psychology'./ 'Two Men in a Car' A splendid romp. Vive la France! Peter Mayle