The British State Since 1945: An Introduction
Tom Ling
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Tom Ling
Abstract
List of Figures and Tables. Introduction. 1. State Management and the Post--war Settlement. 2. State Management and Economic Policy from the 1940s to the 1970s. 3. Managing the British Welfare State. 4. Professional Interests and the British Welfare State. 5. The Emergence of a New Managerialista approaches towards the Civil Service in the Transition to Thatcherism. 6. The New Technologies of State Management. 7. Two Case Studies of the Changing British State: Youth Training and the Instruments of Urban Intervention. 8. The British State: Interpretations and Prospects. Bibliography. General Index. Author Index.
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List of Figures and Tables. Introduction. 1. State Management and the Post--war Settlement. 2. State Management and Economic Policy from the 1940s to the 1970s. 3. Managing the British Welfare State. 4. Professional Interests and the British Welfare State. 5. The Emergence of a New Managerialista approaches towards the Civil Service in the Transition to Thatcherism. 6. The New Technologies of State Management. 7. Two Case Studies of the Changing British State: Youth Training and the Instruments of Urban Intervention. 8. The British State: Interpretations and Prospects. Bibliography. General Index. Author Index.
Key concepts: Thatcherism, State (computer science), Index (typography), Welfare state, Intervention (counseling), Settlement (finance), Public administration, Political science