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ISBN 10: 0203347242
ISBN 13: 9780415312820
Author: Anthony Seldon
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.
New Labour Old Labour The Wilson and Callaghan Governments 1974 1979 1st Table of contents:
Part I: The framework of Ideas
1. 1974: The Crisis of Old Labour
I
II
III
IV
Notes
2. Political Thought: Socialism In a Cold Climate
Social Democracy
Neo-Liberalism
The Labour Left
Conclusion
Notes
3. Economic Thought
Economic Liberalism
The IMF Crisis
Conclusion
Notes
Part II: Domestic and Foreign Policies
4. Economic Policy
The Inheritance
The Government Response
Outcomes
Conclusions and Implications
Notes
5. The Rise and Fall of the Social Contract
The Significance of the Social Contract
The Making and Unmaking of Industrial Policy
The Struggle for Wage Restraint – The Role of the Communist Party
The Social Contract and the Trade Unions: An Assessment
Notes
6. Social Policy and Inequality
Introduction
Our Question
Golden Years?
Social Policy In Action
Equality
Social Opinion
Conclusions
Notes
7. Education Policy
A Mixed Inheritance
The Return to Power
1975: Set In the Old Ways?
Towards Ruskin: Calls for a New Approach
A Landscape Transformed?
Conclusions
Notes
8. Europe
Opposition Years
Renegotiation
Referendum
The Callaghan Government
Conclusion
Notes
9. Foreign and Defence Policy
Britain and the World
Defence Policy
Détente, SALT and the Cold War
Conflict Resolution
Conclusion
Notes
Part III: Government and Politics
10. Prime Ministers and Cabinet
Coming to Power
The Prime Ministers At Number 10
Style of Personal Operation
The Political Office
The Press Office
The Private Office
The Cabinet Secretary
The Policy Unit and the Central Policy Review Staff
Speechwriting
Cabinet
Conclusion: Labour, Old and New
Notes
11. Parliament
Vulnerability
Survival
Consequences
Notes
12. Central and Local Government
Labour and Whitehall
Labour and Local Government
Notes
13. Devolution
Introduction
Labour and Devolution Before 1974
The Kilbrandon Commission
Political Realities Facing the Labour Government
The Impact of Constitutional Matters
The Collapse of Devolution Legislation and the Fall of the Government
Conclusion
Notes
14. Northern Ireland
I
II
III
IV
Notes
15. The Labour Party
The Run-Up to February 1974
Flash-Points of Controversy
Framing the Manifesto
The Government of the Party
Conflict and Cohesion In the Labour Party
Conclusion: Lessons for New Labour
Notes
Part IV: Perspectives
16. The 1974–9 Governments and ‘New’ Labour
The ‘Winter of Discontent’
Callaghan’s 1976 Conference Speech
Coming to Terms With Change
Conclusion
Notes
17. The Industrial Strategy
Harold Wilson
Tony Benn
Fred Catherwood
Denis Healey
Notes
18. Was Britain Dying?
Notes
19. Forgetting History: How New Labour Sees Old Labour
Creation of New Labour
American Lessons
A Leader Apart
A Strong Centre
Social Democratic Tradition
Notes
20. The Worst of Governments
Notes
Conclusion: Reading and Misreading Old Labour
Critique
Trade Unions
The Electorate
Party Structure
Leadership
State and Markets
Immobilism
Reforms
Discussion
Conclusion
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