The ideas that shaped post-war Britain

David Marquand · Anthony Seldon

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Political and Economic history of UK and US Social Policy and Reform Studies Twentieth Century Scientific Developments

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A collection of essays by some of Britain's finest political analysts on how politics, economics and society have evolved since the end of World War II. The essays explore the impact of changes in the intellectual and cultural climate of Britain in the second half of this century, and their role in challenging assumptions of policy makers.

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