maurice Mullard

Maurice Mullard is an economist, writer, and artist whose work explores the intersection between science, public policy, and human experience. Over a career spanning several decades, he has contributed to the development of public expenditure frameworks, including work associated with UK Treasury spending reviews, and has advised on approaches to budgeting and economic analysis.

His intellectual interests extend beyond economics into the foundations of modern science, particularly the implications of quantum theory for understanding uncertainty, probability, and the limits of knowledge. In Science and the Boundaries of Humanity, he brings together these strands to examine how scientific insight reshapes not only our view of the universe, but also our understanding of human experience.

Alongside his academic and policy work, Maurice is also a practicing artist, known for expressive seascapes that explore movement, light, and the changing relationship between observation and perception. This creative perspective informs his writing, giving it a distinctive voice that bridges analytical thinking with reflection on the human condition.