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British politician (born 1963)

Mallen Baker (born 23 May 1963^[1]) is an English commentator on corporate social responsibility and a former politician.

Based in Sheffield, Baker worked as a freelance writer and became active in the Green Party of England and Wales. He served as co-chair of the party in 1990–1991, and also as a speaker for the party.^[1] He co-wrote the party's document The Green Budget, published in 1991.^[2]

At the 1992 general election, Baker stood in Sheffield Hallam;^[1] he took less than 1% of the vote, and was not elected.^[3] During this period, he became the leading opponent of the Green 2000 campaign to change the party constitution.^[4] In August, he welcomed the resignation of Principal SpeakerSara Parkin, the leader of Green 2000 proposals.^[5] Following this, Baker was elected as Principal Speaker, serving for a year.^[4]

Soon after completing his term as P