Margaret Thatcher's revolution : how it happened and what it meant
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Margaret Thatcher's revolution : how it happened and what it meant
Continuum, 2005
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Includes bibliographical referenceses and index
"With contributions from Norman Tebbit, Christopher Booker, Malcolm Rifkind and William Hague"--Jacket
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: pbk ISBN 9780826480354
内容説明
Through one person, Margaret Thatcher, Britain succeeded in completely transforming itself. Here, at a time when the Conservative party is still floundering after the election, is a timely assessment of Mrs. Thatcher's true contribution. In Britain, the erosion of confidence was not sudden but reflected the gradual acceptance of a pessimistic interpretation of history. The Great Victorians had been dismissed as hypocrites. The imperial story was to be seen merely as one of racism and incompetence. Solutions were not looked for within Britain's values of capacities. Things had come to pass where it was virtually impossible to mention the word liberty in the Ancient universities. This important new book is premised upon a belief that through one person - Margaret Thatcher - British succeeded in completely transforming itself by correctly comprehending the malaise, bringing it to an end and restoring itself through an assertion of British values and resourcefulness. The book will elucidate and evaluate that premise. There is a huge gulf in British politics between Thatcher's critics and defenders. This book is no hagiography or political manifesto of any sort.
To use Keynes's memorable phrase, the aim of the book is to study the present in the light of the past for the purposes of the future. At a time when the Conservative party is floundering and Tory political philosophy is once again struggling to articulate itself, this book has quite exceptional importance and significance.
目次
- Introduction
- The Inner Culture of the Tories, Norman Tebbit
- Britain Resurgent in the World, Malcolm Rifkind. The Europe Question, Christopher Booker
- Money, Growth and Employment, Patrick Minford
- On the Retreat of the State, Martin Ricketts
- Capitalism, Socialism and the Family, Patricia Morgan
- Control vs. Competition in Education I, Dennis O'Keeffe
- Control vs. Competition in Education II, Terence Kealey
- Creating Alternatives to the NHS, David Marsland
- Thatcher: Disraeli or Gladstone? Norman Barry
- Back From the Future, William Hague.
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ISBN 9780826484840
内容説明
In Britain, the erosion of confidence was not sudden but reflected the gradual acceptance of a pessimistic interpretation of history. The Great Victorians had been dismissed as hypocrites. The imperial story was to be seen merely as one of racism and incompetence. Solutions were not looked for within Britain's values of capacities. Things had come to pass where it was virtually impossible to mention the word liberty in the Ancient universities. This important new book is premised upon a belief that through one person - Margaret Thatcher - British succeeded in completely transforming itself by correctly comprehending the malaise, bringing it to an end and restoring itself through an assertion of British values and resourcefulness. The book will elucidate and evaluate that premise. There is a huge gulf in British politics between Thatcher's critics and defenders. This book is no hagiography or political manifesto of any sort. To use Keynes's memorable phrase, the aim of the book is to study the present in the light of the past for the purposes of the future.
At a time when the Conservative party is floundering and Tory political philosophy is once again struggling to articulate itself, this book has quite exceptional importance and significance.
目次
- Introduction
- The Inner Culture of the Tories, Norman Tebbit
- Britain Resurgent in the World, Malcolm Rifkind
- The Europe Question, Christopher Booker
- Money, Growth and Employment, Patrick Minford
- On the Retreat of the State, Martin Ricketts
- Capitalism, Socialism and the Family, Patricia Morgan
- Control vs. Competition in Education I, Dennis O'Keeffe
- Control vs. Competition in Education II, Terence Kealey
- Creating Alternatives to the NHS, David Marsland
- Thatcher: Disraell or Gladstone? Norman Barry
- Back From the Future, William Hague
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