Britain since 1939 : progress and decline
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書誌事項
Britain since 1939 : progress and decline
（British studies series）
Macmillan, 1995
- : hbk
- : pbk
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注記
Bibliography: p. [268]-278
Includes indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In addition to politics, the book covers a great many areas of British life: crime, decolonisation, defence, the economy, education, foreign policy, immigration and racism, the media, the monarchy, public opinion, religion, social change, the changing position of women. As an added bonus, it also bravely tackles events in Northern Ireland. Two introductory chapters take us through the interwar period outlining both domestic and international trends. The war years are covered in two further chapters and the author asks us to consider what would have happened had Britain not gone to war in 1939. Nine chapters trace both the progress, and the more impressive, decline of Britain between 1945-94. The final chapter discusses the reasons for decline. Twelve useful tables and a bibliography complete the book.
目次
Introduction - Acknowledgements - Interwar Britain, 1918-1939 - Britain and the World, 1918-39 - Britain at War, 1939-41 - From European War to World War and Victory, 1941-45 - Britain Under Attlee, 1945-51 - From Churchill to Macmillan, 1951-60 - Conservatives on the Run, 1961-64 - Harold Wilson at the Helm, 1964-70 - Trouble and Strife, 1970-74 - Trouble and Strife, 1974-79 - The Thatcher Era, 1979-87 - Thatcher in Decline, 1987-90 - Major's Avalanche of Problems - Britain and Ireland in the 1990s - Statistical Appendix - Bibliography
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