Titlebook: Britain Since 1945; Terry Gourvish,Alan O’Day Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 Britain.comparative.Conservati

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Trade Unions, the Government and the Economy,hen the economies of the countries defeated in the Second World War — West Germany, Japan and Italy — were overtaking the British economy. Often prominent in such diagnoses were strikes and various other ills attributed by many to the actions of the trade unions.

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The Jerusalem that Failed? The Rebuilding of Post-War Britain,nd planning. Britain emerged from the Second World War with a strong tide of collectivist fervour running in favour of building, quite literally, a ‘New Jerusalem’ from the rubble and squalor of the past. Within a generation unease with what was being done in the name of progress had become evident

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The Defence of the Realm: Britain in the Nuclear Age, imperial police force, the Royal Navy was concerned with the protection of Britain’s seaborne trade and the defence of British interests in the Mediterranean and the Far East while the Royal Air Force was intended as a deterrent against a German aerial assault on the homeland. Not until 1939 did th

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Social Equity and Industrial Need: A Dilemma of English Education since 1945,lected and deplored that ‘what was quite clear was that they regard the matter almost entirely from the point of view of the right of the individual boy or girl to rise and very little, if at all, from the point of view of the organisation and needs of industry’.. The civil servant in recording this

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Towards Equal Opportunities? Women in Britain since 1945, equal pay for women with men and the, associated, wider questions of equal opportunities never wholly disappeared from public discussion, although they were certainly more prominent at certain times than at others. Discussion of these issues unavoidably touched upon, and for the historian provided

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The Conservative Party since 1945,ty. Yet despite the party’s record, it has been much less studied by historians and political analysts than its less successful rival, the Labour Party.. Readers of this chapter should, therefore, appreciate that many areas of major interest to an understanding of the Conservative Party either have

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Britain and the Two Irelands since 1945,ish question revolved around an interaction of the colonial relationship between England and Ireland, and the conflicting interest of Catholic and Protestant within the island. The two Irelands of the past were religious and psychological more than territorial. After 1945 the problem, of course, con