Britain Since 1945ISBN: 978-0-631-20967-6
Hardcover
480 pages
December 2002, Wiley-Blackwell
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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"This excellent volume puts the post-war British experience in
perspective. The chapters, which include an elegant introduction by
Raymond Seitz, and a comprehensive essay on Europe by Jonathan
Hollowell, cover all aspects of British life since 1945. This
volume, with its helpful suggestions for further reading, is a
valuable addition to the field." Norman Stone, Bilkent
University
"Jonathan Hollowell has brought together an important and
user-friendly collection of essays on the major facets of British
history in the second half of the twentieth century. In their
detail and in the range of issues discussed, there is no book like
it. The essays, their suggestions for readings, and chronologies,
will be indispensable aids to students at all levels who wish to
explore the peculiarities of the British. This is synthetic history
of a very high order indeed." Jay Winter, Yale
University
"A comprehensive survey of British politics and society over the last half century... I shall of course include this remarkable book in the list of recommended readings for students of British politics and society at this university." Jean-Claude Sergeant, The University of Paris III, Sorbonne Nouvelle