Also of relevance to TGP and DisUK:
The latest issue of Prospect, March 2007, carries a major feature on, if left vs right defined the twentieth century, what’s next? You can also follow this up on their web site.
Other things I’ve been reading recently which may be of interest:
Russell, A. and E. Fieldhouse (2005) Neither left […]
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Also of relevance to TGP and DisUK:
The latest issue of Prospect, March 2007, carries a major feature on, if left vs right defined the twentieth century, what’s next? You can also follow this up on their web site.
Other things I’ve been reading recently which may be of interest:
Russell, A. and E. Fieldhouse (2005) Neither left nor right?: the Liberal Democrats and the electorate. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Meredith, S. (2007) ‘Factionalism on the parliamentary right of the British Labour Party in the 1970s: a reassessment’, Contemporary British History, 21 (1), pp. 55-85.
Kenny, C. (2007) ‘Does New Labour have a consistent conception of social justice?’ Politics, 27 (1), pp. 32-9.
Besley, T. (2005) ‘The new political economy’, Proceedings of the British Academy, 131, pp. 371-95.
Nickell, S.J. (2006) ‘Practical issues in United Kingdom monetary policy, 2000-2005’, Proceedings of the British Academy, 139, pp. 1-33.
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