LONDON – LONDON (AP) — Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is publishing an insider account of the global financial crisis, his first book since being ousted from office.
Brown, who lost a national election in May after almost three years as U.K. chief, will set out the measures the legislator believes current leaders must take to avert a return to recession.
In office, Brown advocated a continuation of fiscal stimulus. Britain's new government has imposed tough public spending cuts in hopes of cutting the country's record deficit.
Publisher Simon & Schuster said Monday Brown's book — which does not yet have a title — will be released simultaneously in Britain and the Unites States in November.
Brown remains a rank-and-file lawmaker at London's House of Commons.
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