dictatorships from various part of the political spectrum. Some members of CW were active in Amnesty International. Influences in philosophy Other influences during this era included humanistic psychology. Noted psychologists Dr Don Bannister and Dr James Hemming were CW members, and via Hemming and Wintringham so did their friend Ernst Schumacher make contributions to party thought. CW enthusiastically adopted the 'executive-sensory nexus' model of organisation, derived from left/right brain theory. Under this, the Executive Committee, responsible for current decision-making, is shadowed by a scrutiny panel, known in CW as the Sensory Committee, whose role is monitoring and review, research and longer-term development. CW's interest in optimising social organisation consistent with its principles also led it to develop close links with the School of Integrative Social Research at Braziers Park, Oxfordshire. Members of Parliament Bibliography Forward March books Unser Kampf Forward March (both by Richard Acland) Nine Point Group The Nine Point Plan Common Wealth Pamphlets – First series 1943 Why We Fight By-Elections (1) Notes on Common Ownership (3) Common Wealth and the Political Parties (6) What is Common Wealth? (7) No Unemployment Under Common ownership (8) We Answer Your Questions (10) India (11) Danger and Opportunity (12) Common Wealth and the Beveridge Report (13) Open letter to the Labour Party (16) Magazines and Journals Left 1942-1947 Town and Country Review 1943-44 Common Wealth Review 1944-49 Common Wealth News 1949 The Libertarian 1950-1988 Common Wealth Journal 1989-1990 Archives Common Wealth archive, University of Sussex Tom Wintringham archive, LHCMA Large library collections University of Sheffield National Library of Scotland London School of Economics See also Common Wealth Party election results References External links Spartacus on the Common Wealth Party Common Wealth archives at University of Sussex Common Wealth political campaign film 1942 establishments in the United Kingdom 1993 disestablishments in the United Kingdom Defunct political parties in the United Kingdom Political parties disestablished in 1993 Political parties established in 1942