جرمی چه فکری می کند؟: زندگی جرمی هیوود – بزرگترین خادم عمومی بریتانیا ۲۰۲۰
What Does Jeremy Think?: Jeremy Heywood – The Life of Britain’s Greatest Public Servant 2020

1. Title Page

2. Copyright

3. Dedication

4. Epigraphs

5. Contents

6. List of Illustrations

7. Foreword

8. Prologue: The Treasury, 1994

1 ‘Money’: The UK’s failure in Bath

2 ‘All Along the Watchtower’: The pound flatlines

3 ‘Life in the Fast Lane’: The importance of economics

4 ‘Shot by Both Sides’: Losing a minister

5 ‘I Got the Blues’: Serving multiple masters

6 ‘Light My Fire’: Needing a zoologist

7 ‘Close to Me’: Outside the inner circle

8 ‘Fix You’: Changing Number 10

9 ‘When the Levee Breaks’: Getting a grip and losing control

10 ‘Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots’: The fuel crisis

11 ‘Anarchy in the UK’: Where is Plan B?

12 ‘Never Going Back Again’: Changing the Centre

13 ‘The Times They Are A-Changin’’: Civil servants must have ideas

14 ‘The Rising’: Nothing will ever be the same

15 ‘Do I Wanna Know?’: The euro professor

16 ‘Thunder Road’: A rare memo

17 ‘Friction’: Students and asylum seekers

18 ‘I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’’: Concluding the EMU debate

19 ‘Take Me Out’: Time for a change

20 ‘Lose Yourself’: A new world

21 ‘Born This Way’: Taking charge of domestic policy

22 ‘Pressure Drop’: Foothills of a crisis

23 ‘Somewhere Only We Know’: Back in Number 10

24 ‘What If’: Are we turning into Zimbabwe?

25 ‘The Wall Street Shuffle’: Rescuing the banks: Part 1

26 ‘Union City Blue’: Rescuing the banks: Part 2

27 ‘Running Up That Hill’: Averting recession

28 ‘Up All Night’: Flying to Israel

29 ‘Take It to the Limit’: An unconventional negotiation

30 ‘Heroes’: Afghanistan

31 ‘Let England Shake’: Building Britain’s Future

32 ‘Everybody’s Changing’: Preparing for an election

33 ‘Everybody Hurts’: Coalition negotiations

34 ‘Upside Down You’re Turning Me’: A new form of government

35 ‘Jamming’: Churning out decisions

36 ‘(Nice Dream)’: A policy innovation machine

37 ‘Karma Police’: The Civil Service’s values

38 ‘Viva La Vida’: The Coalition’s durability

39 ‘Life On Mars?’: Policies others neglect

40 ‘Call Me’: Becoming Cabinet Secretary

41 ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’: A fresh, modern agenda

42 ‘The Guns of Brixton’: Coalition crises

43 ‘How Deep is Your Love’: Plebs and Europe

44 ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want’: A new beginning

45 ‘If Not for You’: The biggest change since Beveridge

46 ‘Give a Little Bit’: Energy troubles

47 ‘Moonlight Mile’: Juggling policies and reviews

48 ‘Stay’: Our friend and neighbour

49 ‘One of Us’: Another referendum

50 ‘Hung Up’: Another end game

51 ‘Deacon Blues’: Begin again

52 ‘Lost Ones’: Article 50 and another election

53 ‘I Don’t Want to Talk About It’: Diagnosis

54 ‘Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right’:* At home

63. Epilogue

64. Appendix I: Memorial speeches

65. Appendix II: Interviewees and other contributors

66. Index

67. Picture Section

68. About the Author

69. About the Publisher