Thatcherism : a tale of two nations
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Thatcherism : a tale of two nations
Polity Press, 1988
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Bibliography: p. [195]-207
Includes indexes
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ISBN 9780745606699
Description
In this critical discussion of the debates surrounding Margaret Thatcher, the first part presents a general review of the account of Thatcherism developed by academics and economic and political analysts from the mid-70s, and part two situates and reproduces a debate on the subject between Stuart Hall and the authors. In the third part the authors relate the issues raised by competing accounts of Thatcherism to some of the key theoretical and methodological problems in current social and political analysis such as - structure and agency, state-centred versus society-centred approaches to politics, the relative autonomy of the political, the role of class interests and social movements.
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: pbk ISBN 9780745606705
Description
In this critical discussion of the debates surrounding Margaret Thatcher, the first part presents a general review of the account of Thatcherism developed by academics and economic and political analysts from the mid-70s, and part two situates and reproduces a debate on the subject between Stuart Hall and the authors. In the third part the authors relate the issues raised by competing accounts of Thatcherism to some of the key theoretical and methodological problems in current social and political analysis such as - structure and agency, state-centred versus society-centred approaches to politics, the relative autonomy of the political, the role of class interests and social movements.
Table of Contents
Preface Part I: Coming to Terms with Thatcherism 1. The Nature of Thatcherism 2. Theories of Thatcherism Part II: Critique and Counter-Critique 3. Introduction to Part II 4. Authoritarian Populism, Two Nations, and Thatcherism 5. Authoritarian Populism: a Reply - Stuart Hall 6. Thatcherism and the Politics of Hegemony Part III: The Highest State of Thatcherism? 7. Introductio n to Part III 8. Popular Capitalism, Flexible Accumulation and Left Strategy 9. Can Thatcherism Survive? Annotated Bibli ography Notes on the Authors Name Index Subject Index.
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