Titlebook: Developments in British Politics; Henry Drucker (Senior Lecturer in Politics),Patric Textbook 1983Latest edition Paul Arthur, Nick Bosanqu

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Henry Drucker (Senior Lecturer in Politics),Patric

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Cristina A. Huertas-Abril,Muhammad Haikalorities: Labour seeking to extend the services of the welfare state and the boundaries of the public sector, the Conservatives placing more emphasis on private consumption rather than public expenditure and the ‘social wage’.

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Christian Faber,Patrick Heinemannract level, though her personal relationships with departmental advisers appear to have been warm. Since 1964 at least, all governments have come to power expecting their policies to conflict with the preferences of the civil service; but the economic and political climate in 1979 was such as to max

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The Resurgence of Ideologyiples. While it is of course true that differences between political parties have been profound, nevertheless most commentators have tended to argue that from the late 1940s to the early 1970s there was a consensus about the fundamental parameters of the post-war political settlement: an acceptance

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Voting and the Electoratets in 1955 and three more in 1979, while Labour’s MPs decreased from 277 to 269 across the two years. In May 1955, 76.7 per cent of voters went to the polls; twenty-four years later the figure was down very slightly, by 0.7 per cent. In both cases the Conservative government had a clear working majo

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The Parties and Parliamentarly 1970s, Britain had a stable two-party system of government and electoral competition. Two large parties, Labour and Conservative, took the reins of office in turn, depending on which of them was the more popular. No other party mattered. All the major interests sympathised with one or other par