Crisis and Consensus in British Politics

The book examines the breakdown of the post-war political consensus in the mid-1970s and the formation of a new consensus in the 1990s, analyzing six critical policy areas such as civil service reform, privatization, macro-economic management, and European relations. It's tailored for students of modern history, politics, and public policy, as well as general readers interested in contemporary issues, providing insight into the evolution of British politics during these transformative decades.