Titlebook: Crisis and Consensus in British Politics; From Bagehot to Blai Michael Williams Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Rolling Back the State: Privatisation and Deregulation, at 30 per cent (., 20.9.97). Privatisation also raises the question of whether the transfer of assets from state to private hands involves a reduction in state power or simply a change in the way in which the state exercises power.

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Steering the Economy: Macro-economic Management from the Gold Standard to EMU,the historical and political perspective adopted in this book, while readers without formal training in economics may discover some of the political significance of apparently recondite debate among economists.

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w consensus in the 1990s. It follows this process through six key policy areas including civil service reform, privatisation, macro-economic management and relations with Europe. It is designed for students following courses in modern history, politics and public policy as well as general readers wi

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Sich freimachen für ein unabhängiges Denkenhich has dominated politics since the early 1960s. It concluded by arguing that the Conservatives may have arrested that relative economic decline but had not eliminated the motif from political discourse as the century ended.

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The Impact of Democracy: from Parliamentary Politics to Party Politics,hich has dominated politics since the early 1960s. It concluded by arguing that the Conservatives may have arrested that relative economic decline but had not eliminated the motif from political discourse as the century ended.

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The Great Moving Right Show: the Crisis of the Mid-1970s and the Rise of Thatcherism,y, and the internal challenge posed by the rise of labour in the shape of the Labour Party itself and the growth of trade union membership (from about two million in 1900 to almost ten million in 1950).