What difference did the war make ?
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| Natura: | Livre papier |
| Lingua: | Anglais |
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London ; New York :
Leicester University Press
1995.
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| Serie: | Themes in contemporary British history
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| Autres localisations: | Voir dans le Sudoc |
Sommario:
- I. What difference did the war make to politics and economics ?
- Never again / Peter Hennessy. Commentaries / J. Enoch Powell, Keith Middlemas
- Britain : a comparative view / Eric Hobsbawm. Commentary / John Barnes
- II. What difference did the war make to society and the citizen ?
- The changing nature of the British state, 1929-59 : the historiography of consensus / Malcolm Smith
- The road to Nineteen eighty-four : Orwell and the post-war reconstruction of citizenship / David Morgan and Mary Evans
- Approaches to women and social change in the Second World War / Penny Summerfield
- From the roaring twenties to the swinging sixties : continuity and change in British youth culture, 1929-59 / Bill Osgerby
- III. What difference did the war make to Britain's role in the world?
- The impact of the Second World War upon British foreign policy / Geoffrey Warner
- War and Britain's political crisis in India / Nicholas Owen
- The rise and fall of a 'special relationship'? : Britain and Czechoslovakia, 1930-48 / Mark Cornwall
- Change and continuity in British foreign policy towards Italy, 1939-48 / E.G.H. Pedaliu