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Britain Since 1945 David Childs (University of Nottingham, UK)

Britain Since 1945 By David Childs (University of Nottingham, UK)

Britain Since 1945 by David Childs (University of Nottingham, UK)


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This book provides a chronological survey of Britain since World World II, concentrating primarily on domestic policy but also giving weight to International Relations.

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Britain Since 1945: A Political History by David Childs (University of Nottingham, UK)

Focusing on the period 1945-1996, this work examines Britain's domestic policy and politics and also gives weight to external and international relations. This fourth edition has additions including: an exploration of the economic impact of Thatcherism; a new chapter on John Major; discussion of the changing nature of the workforce; current statistical data and graphs; and revised coverage of previous decades. Other topics covered include: the monarchy in crisis; New Labour and Tony Blair; and problems such as Northern Ireland and the European Union.

Table of Contents

1945 - Britain victorious but exhausted; achievement and austerity under Attlee, 1945-51; colonial retreat and Cold War; Churchill and Eden, 1951-57; Macmillan and the affluent society, 1957-64; Wilson's attempts at reform, 1964-70; the unexpected Prime Minister - Edward Heath, 1970-74; Labour's minority governments, 1974-79; the Thatcher "Revolution", 1979-83; Thatcher in decline, 1983-90; in Major's "classless society", 1990-96.

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GOR011381676
9780415164603
0415164605
Britain Since 1945: A Political History by David Childs (University of Nottingham, UK)
Used - Like New
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
1997-11-27
368
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