Titlebook: Economic Strategy and the Labour Party; Politics and policy- Mark Wickham-Jones Book 1996 Mark Wickham-Jones 1996 constitution.Constitution

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Alfred Brink,Ursula Ernst-Auch,Volker Zwickolitical commentators and labour historians have taken Labour to be a social democratic party. Yet there is no agreement as to what the social democratic tradition precisely amounts and therefore no agreed ‘yardstick’ with which to analyse Labour’s strategy and achievements. Likewise, there is no ag

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Conference proceedings 2008Latest editionliant, original and brave. It has already had much clarifying influence on current thought, both inside and outside the Labour party. And its influence will grow.’. Five years earlier when Labour had published ., the . had reflected on Crosland’s influence on the party alongside that of Hugh Gaitske

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8012-0r the first time Labour has a comprehensive answer to the ills of our society. … it provides a real basis for challenging society.’. A few months later when . was published, . pronounced with pleasure that Labour was ‘now in a position where public ownership has become the crux of its policies’.. To

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Branchen und Unternehmensbereiche,ted party documents since the mid-1950s. However, the endorsement of these ideas by Labour did not mark a conversion on the part of the party’s largely Revisionist leadership. Many leaders were deeply opposed to the new proposals. The result was a prolonged debate over the kind of economic strategy

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Ausbildungswege zum steuerberater, was that the opportunity existed for the party to re-think its economic policy. Many within Labour — not just leftwingers — felt that, given the government’s performance in office, it was essential for such a reappraisal to take place. Immediately after the election, Richard Clements, the editor of

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