First published in 1992. In the 1992 General Election the Labour Party presented a substantial changed programme to the electorate. This book presents an analysis of the fundamental changes to Labour policy which occurred during the 1980s. It examines in detail the ideological and political context of the Policy Review undertaken by the Party following its third consecutive electoral defeat in 1987. It also traces changes in Party organisation and analyses Party members’ views of the new policies.
Preface; Part One;
1. The Labour Party in Opposition Martin J. Smith
2.
A Return to Revisionism? The Labour Partys Policy Review Martin J. Smith
3.
Labours Renewal Strategy Patrick Seyd and Paul Whiteley
4. Half-Way to
Citizenship? The Labour Party and Constitutional Reform David Marquand; Part
Two;
5. The Labour Party and Economic Management Andrew Gamble
6. The Labour
Party, Small Businesses and Enterprise Chris Guiver
7. The Labour Party,
Trade Unions and Industrial Relations Ben Rosamond
8. The Labour Party and
Energy Policy Simon Bromley
9. The Greening of Labour Neil Carter
10. The
Labour Party and the Welfare State Pete Alcock
11. The Labour Party and
Women: Policies and Practices Valerie Atkinson and Joanna Spear; Part Three;
12. The European Community Stephen George and Ben Rosamond
13. The Labour
Party and Foreign Policy Joanna Spear
14. The Labour Party and the Nuclear
Issue Stuart Croft; Part Four: Conclusions;
15. Continuity and Change in
Labour Party Policy Martin J. Smith; Notes; Bibliography; Index
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