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DEVELOPMENTS IN BRITISH POLITICS - REV ED

01 January 1991

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DEVELOPMENTS IN BRITISH POLITICS - REV ED
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H Drucker ed
MacMillan, 1984 326pp RB39630

Examines and attempts to explain major changes in British
politics since the 1970s, including changes in electoral
behaviour, and the weakening of the two-party system, the
increase in the power of central government over its
administrative machinery and local government, changes in
economic, social and defence policy, controversy surrounding
the role of the police, the decline of the trade union
movement, the rise of peace and womens movements and
Northern Ireland. Bibliography.

United Kingdom, economic policy, social policy, peace
movement, government, political party

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