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New Labour, Old Crosland?roceedings — and said not a word. Until the end. Then he stirred. ‘So tell us’, he drawled, blowing a gentle breeze of smoke in my direction, ‘how would . solve the problems of the British economy?’ That was the moment I failed to get the job. I have always felt deeply grateful to him.

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Book 1999tical practice and point to numerous ways in which his message remains relevant to policy-makers today. The contributors include Gordon Brown, Roy Hattersley, Michael Young, Raymond Plant, David Lipsey, Brian Brivati and Tony Wright. Susan Crosland contributes a moving postscript.

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mains the major philosophical inspiration and reference point for the left. To what extent is New Labour fashioned in Crosland‘s image? What can the Blair government learn from his writings and ministerial achievements? An all-star cast of sixteen authors examine Crosland‘s legacy in political theor

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