Titlebook: Labour’s Renewal?; The Policy Review an Gerald R. Taylor Book 1997 Gerald R. Taylor 1997 assessment.economic policy.Electoral.Policy.reform

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New Clause IV: From Renewal to Modernisationlectable after 1992 made him appear ‘like a different man’ (Sopel, 128). Sopel sees this as the birth of the ‘modernisers’ led by Blair, ranged against the ‘traditionalists’ opposed to change. This division has been exemplified, if not necessarily resolved, by Blair’s dramatic reform of the Party’s

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Introductioneseeable future. Beyond this the dramatic demise of Labour in the 1980s, the problems the Party now faces, and its reaction to these problems may tell us something about the behaviour and environment of political parties, particularly social democratic political parties, in liberal democracies.

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Conclusiona series of ambitious attempts to address the serious problems with which they have been faced. The ambitious elements of these reforms have been overshadowed, indeed intentionally overshadowed, by short-term electoralism. This domination of electoral concerns in fact reinforces, rather than addresses, Labour’s core problems.

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