Blair's BritainISBN: 978-0-7456-2458-7
Hardcover
256 pages
January 2003, Polity
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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Blair's Britain explores the central policy dilemmas
faced by the Labour Party in government in its second term and
beyond: the balance between social justice and economic efficiency;
strong government and pluralist politics; and work and home life.
The authors explore how social democrats and progressive
politicians across Europe in Germany, France, the Netherlands,
Scandinavia and the Mediterranean, as well as the United States,
have responded to the challenges of globalization and social change
– and examine the comparative politics of social democracy
across Europe and the rest of the world today.
This book is the most comprehensive survey of New Labour yet to
appear, and will be read by students of politics and sociology as
well as being accessible to the general reader.
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