Governing as New Labour

Policy and Politics Under Blair

Inbunden, Engelska, 2003

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This follow-up volume to the same editors' highly-acclaimed New Labour in Government provides a systematic assessment of Blair's first term and the continuities and changes into his second. Bringing together specially-commissioned chapters by leading authorities in a tightly-edited format, it places particular emphasis on the evolution of New Labour's political performance, policy and statecraft set in its historical, ideological and organizational context.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2003-09-29
Mått138 x 216 x 18 mm
Vikt486 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor261
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9781403906786

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Second Term New Labour; S.LudlamRe-electing New Labour; C.PattieNew Labour's Second Term and European Social Democracy; B.CliftThe Control Freaks: New Labour and the Party; E.ShawNew Labour, 'Vested Interests' and the Union Link; S.LudlamA Damascene Conversion? New Labour and Media Relations; B.FranklinThe 'Hybrid State': New Labour's Response to the Challenge of Governance; D.Richards & M.J.SmithNew Labour and the Constitution; M.FlindersEconomic and Welfare Policy; C.Annesley & A.GambleNew Labour and the Reform of Public Services; R.PrabhakarThree Faces of New Labour: Principle, Pragmatism and Populism in New Labour's Home Office; N.RandallForeign and European Policy; J.BullerDefining New Labour; M.J.Smith.

[H]ighly readable and surprisingly comprehensive... it is a tightly edited and well-argued text that amounts to more than the sum of its parts. More importantly it updates much existing analysis of New Labour in power by considering the second term.' - Paul Riseborough, Journal of European Affairs '[A] valuable text...Unlike much work on New Labour, there are few rhetorical flourishes, for this is a serious and focused exercise... All the essays offer a sober analysis...There is much consistency in the findings across the different themes.' - Jonathan S. Davies, Political Studies Review