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Keith Richardse traced since his emergence during the First World War as a prominent pluralist thinker. More specifically, one needs to examine the gradual transformation of his early pluralist thought into the democratic socialist and Marxist ideological positions he adopted. By thus understanding the evolutiona

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Keith Richardsof Chancellor of the Exchequer, and in the difficulty of separating any discernible economic policy that bore Macmillan’s own stamp from the use of the office itself as a springboard to the Premiership. It is worth remembering just how minor a position Macmillan held in the Churchill Cabinet of 1951

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Keith Richardsof Chancellor of the Exchequer, and in the difficulty of separating any discernible economic policy that bore Macmillan’s own stamp from the use of the office itself as a springboard to the Premiership. It is worth remembering just how minor a position Macmillan held in the Churchill Cabinet of 1951

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Collaborative Identity: The Power of the Group,urbances to its normal patterns of behaviour, but what is remarkable about well-established collaborative groups is the extent to which they are able to resist challenges to their way of doing things. The extract on which this chapter is based reveals the subtle ways in which such a group can flex i

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Staying Onside: The Negotiation of Argument, ‘Social life’, as Antaki notes (1994: 160), ‘is argumentative’. This chapter will examine the social aspect of argumentative engagement; specifically, it will explore the ways in which a collaborative group appropriates argument and makes of it an affiliative resource. Argumentative involvement cou

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,The Joke’s on Them: Varieties of Humour in Collaborative Talk,ve features, providing not only a source of enrichment and nourishment but also serving as a defining characteristic of the territory as represented by its inhabitants. While the last chapter revealed how collaborative professional groups minimise the impact of centrifugal forces generated through a