Titlebook: British Party Politics and Ideology after New Labour; Simon Griffiths (Lecturer in Politics, Goldsmiths) Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Leitfaden für Markenstrategien im Tourismusnder Tony Blair. He claimed that the security, environmental and economic challenges confronting the United Kingdom in the decade ahead would require‘a(chǎn) new government with new priorities’.. This would mean ‘a(chǎn) new kind of politics in this country’ and ‘a(chǎn) new style of government in the future’, delive

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Leitfaden für Markenstrategien im Tourismustead of praising his own chief, Gordon Brown. David Cameron, Miliband conceded, ‘might be likeable and sometimes hard to disagree with’. However, with no ‘vision for Britain’, Cameron was ‘a(chǎn) politician of the status quo … not change’. ‘His problem’, Miliband concluded, ‘is that he is a conservative’

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Alan Finlaysonure of British social democracy. However, the precise nature of that reaction is neither clear nor simple. Analysts remain divided over whether to understand it either as a continuation of the kinds of reform initiated by Thatcherism or as an attempt to rescue social democracy by adapting the welfare state to the needs of the twenty-first century.

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