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The Political Economy of New Labour: Labouring Under False Pretences?

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Contextualizing novelty - legacy of Thatcherism, prospect of globalization Labour's Thatcherite revisionism - policy review process and the politics of catch-up on New Labour's ups and (Anthony) downs that was then, this is now - politics of conspicuous convergence studiously courting capital - economic politics of accommodation labouring under false pretences? - dedication, industrial capacity and indigenous investment.

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Key concepts: Politics, Labour economics, Economics, Flexicurity, Capitalism, Political economy, Market economy, Political science