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How does New Labour compare with old Labour? What can we learn about the current Government by looking at its predecessor? How does New Labour interpret the record of old Labour in power? We are constantly told that New Labour forms an historic departure from the traditions of the Labour Party. This book, written by a distinguished selection of academics and commentators, provides the most detailed comparison yet of old and new Labour in power. It is also the first to offer a comprehensive analysis of the last Labour Government before the rise of Thatcher and the re-emergence of the Labour Party under Tony Blair's leadership. It reveals much about the history of the Labour Party as well as providing a much-needed context from which to judge the current government. Contributors include: Vernon Bogdanor, Raymond Plant, Jim Tomlinson, Robert Taylor, Polly Toynbee, David Walker, Roy Lowe, John W Young, Ann Lane, Chris Ballinger, Philip Norton, Kevin Theakston, Ed Gouge, Dilys M Hill, BrendanO'Leary, Eric Shaw, Steven Fielding, Stuart Holland, Kenneth O Morgan, Peter Riddell, Robert Skidelsky and Dennis Kavanagh. They compare all the key aspects of the political thought and policy of the Wilson-Callaghan Government of 1979 with the Blair Government making this book essential reading for all of those interested in how Labour, both past and present, governs.
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Table Of Contents:
Notes on contributors viii
Acknowledgements xi
A brief chronology xii
Introduction 1(2)
ANTHONY SELDON AND KEVIN HICKSON
PART I The framework of ideas 3(50)
1 1974: the crisis of Old Labour 5(13)
VERNON BOGDANOR
2 Political thought: socialism in a cold climate 18(16)
RAYMOND PLANT
3 Economic thought 34(21)
KEVIN HICKSON
PART II Domestic and foreign policies 53(118)
4 Economic policy 55(15)
JIM TOMLINSON
5 The Rise and Fall of the Social Contract 70(35)
ROBERT TAYLOR
6 Social policy and inequality 105(18)
POLLY TOYNBEE AND DAVID WALKER
7 Education policy 123(16)
ROY LOWE
8 Europe 139(15)
JOHN W. YOUNG
9 Foreign and defence policy 154(17)
ANN LANE
PART III Government and politics 171(112)
10 Prime Ministers and Cabinet 173(17)
CHRIS BALLINGER AND ANTHONY SELDON
11 Parliament 190(17)
PHILIP NORTON
12 Central and local government 207(16)
KEVIN THEAKSTON AND ED GOUGE
13 Devolution 223(17)
DILYS M. HILL
14 Northern Ireland 240(20)
BRENDAN O'LEARY
15 The Labour Party 260(23)
ERIC SHAW
PART IV Perspectives 283(38)
16 The 1974-9 Governments and 'New' Labour 285(11)
STEVEN FIELDING
17 The industrial strategy 296(7)
STUART HOLLAND
18 Was Britain dying? 303(5)
KENNETH O. MORGAN
19 Forgetting history: how New Labour sees Old Labour 308(8)
PETER RIDDELL
20 The worst of governments 316(5)
ROBERT SKIDELSKY
Conclusion: reading and misreading Old Labour 321(14)
DENNIS KAVANAGH
Select bibliography 335(4)
Index 339
Notes on contributors viii
Acknowledgements xi
A brief chronology xii
Introduction 1(2)
ANTHONY SELDON AND KEVIN HICKSON
PART I The framework of ideas 3(50)
1 1974: the crisis of Old Labour 5(13)
VERNON BOGDANOR
2 Political thought: socialism in a cold climate 18(16)
RAYMOND PLANT
3 Economic thought 34(21)
KEVIN HICKSON
PART II Domestic and foreign policies 53(118)
4 Economic policy 55(15)
JIM TOMLINSON
5 The Rise and Fall of the Social Contract 70(35)
ROBERT TAYLOR
6 Social policy and inequality 105(18)
POLLY TOYNBEE AND DAVID WALKER
7 Education policy 123(16)
ROY LOWE
8 Europe 139(15)
JOHN W. YOUNG
9 Foreign and defence policy 154(17)
ANN LANE
PART III Government and politics 171(112)
10 Prime Ministers and Cabinet 173(17)
CHRIS BALLINGER AND ANTHONY SELDON
11 Parliament 190(17)
PHILIP NORTON
12 Central and local government 207(16)
KEVIN THEAKSTON AND ED GOUGE
13 Devolution 223(17)
DILYS M. HILL
14 Northern Ireland 240(20)
BRENDAN O'LEARY
15 The Labour Party 260(23)
ERIC SHAW
PART IV Perspectives 283(38)
16 The 1974-9 Governments and 'New' Labour 285(11)
STEVEN FIELDING
17 The industrial strategy 296(7)
STUART HOLLAND
18 Was Britain dying? 303(5)
KENNETH O. MORGAN
19 Forgetting history: how New Labour sees Old Labour 308(8)
PETER RIDDELL
20 The worst of governments 316(5)
ROBERT SKIDELSKY
Conclusion: reading and misreading Old Labour 321(14)
DENNIS KAVANAGH
Select bibliography 335(4)
Index 339
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