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How has the UK's Coalition Government Performed?

Simon Lee

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The May 2010 Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government was heralded by some as a brave new departure for British politics. Almost five years on, Simon Lee finds the Coalition has largely failed in its promise to produce radical political, economic and social renewal.

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The May 2010 Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government was heralded by some as a brave new departure for British politics. Almost five years on, Simon Lee finds the Coalition has largely failed in its promise to produce radical political, economic and social renewal.

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The May 2010 Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government was heralded by some as a brave new departure for British politics. Almost five years on, Simon Lee finds the Coalition has largely failed in its promise to produce radical political, economic and social renewal.

Key concepts: Coalition government, Conservative government, Politics, Government (linguistics), Political science, Political economy, Public administration, Sociology

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