| Descript |
627 pages : illustrations (black and white), maps ; 23 cm |
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text |
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still image |
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cartographic image |
| Media |
unmediated |
| Carrier |
volume |
| Note |
Includes index. |
| Contents |
David Cameron as Prime Minister, 2010-15: the verdict of history Anthony Seldon; Part I. The Coalition and the Government of Britain: 1. The coming of the coalition and the Coalition Agreement Mike Finn; 2. The coalition and the constitution Martin Loughlin and Cal Viney; 3. The coalition beyond Westminster Neil McGarvey; 4. The coalition and the executive Peter Riddell; 5. The coalition and Parliament Philip Cowley; Part II. The Coalition and Policy: 6. The coalition and the economy Paul Johnson and Daniel Chandler; 7. The coalition and energy policy Dieter Helm; 8. The coalition and infrastructure Julian Glover; 9. The coalition and society (I): home affairs and local government Tony Travers; 10. The coalition and society (II): education Alan Smithers; 11. The coalition and society (III): health and long-term care Howard Glennerster; 12. The coalition and society (IV): welfare Nicholas Timmins; 13. The coalition and foreign affairs Michael Clarke; 14. Europe: the coalition's poisoned chalice Julie Smith; 15. 'What the coalition did for women': a new gender consensus, coalition division and gendered austerity Rosie Campbell and Sarah Childs; 16. The coalition and culture: 'bread, circuses and Britishness' Rory Coonan; Part III. The Coalition and Political Culture: 17. The coalition and the Conservatives Philip Norton; 18. The coalition and the Liberal Democrats Mike Finn; 19. The coalition and the Labour Party Guy Lodge and Illias Thoms; 20. The coalition and the media Peter Preston; 21. The coalition, elections and referendums John Curtice; Part IV. Conclusion: 22. Conclusion: the net coalition effect Mike Finn. |
| ISBN |
9781107440180 (pbk.) : |
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