The Thatcher Decade : How Britain has changed during the 1980s

"If the origins of the shift in macro-economic policy lay in the mid-1970s and many of the problems were international rather than domestic, the way that Britain has developed during the 1980s has still owed a lot to Mrs Thatcher. Her special contribution has been to maintain the momentum of ch...

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Auteur principal: Riddell, Peter
Format: Livre papier
Langue:Anglais
Publié: Oxford : Basil Blackwell 1989.
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Note: Autres tirages : 1990
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Résumé:"If the origins of the shift in macro-economic policy lay in the mid-1970s and many of the problems were international rather than domestic, the way that Britain has developed during the 1980s has still owed a lot to Mrs Thatcher. Her special contribution has been to maintain the momentum of change and to develop new policies in response to problems as they have arisen. It has been the application of her middle-class values that has been characteristic of Thatcherism rather than any clear ideological blueprint. This book will explore what this approach has meant for Britain and how its economy and society have changed during the 1980s".
Description:Autres tirages : 1990
Description matérielle:1 vol. (X-236 p.) : tabl., jaquette ill. en coul. ; 24 cm.
Bibliographie:Bibliogr. p. [219]-228. Index
ISBN:0631162747 (rel.)