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Local Governancet issues, the high drama of the 1980s, which reached its apotheosis in the poll tax episode, was succeeded by a more humdrum political environment. Local politics seemed to be returning to a quieter era before Margaret Thatcher made the subject interesting for activist and academic alike. Perhaps th

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Economic Policyarrival as Chancellor by announcing, to widespread applause from the City, the CBI and two recent Conservative Chancellors, that the Bank would become operationally independent. The decision neatly symbolized both the fundamental reorientation of economic policy that has taken place in the past 20 y

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Crime and Public Order the causes of crime’. This oftrepeated statement indicated how Labour would seek to assert its competence on law and order, overcome its image of being ‘soft’ on crime, and attack the Conservatives’ record. Blair’s statement was made shortly after the murder in Liverpool of two-year-old James Bulge

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Introduction: ‘New Times’ in British Politicsin the May 1997 general election. The emphatic character of the outcome, with its dramatically reconstructed and feminized House of Commons, was apparently confirmed in significance as a radical change by the distinctive character of the new ministers’ initial policy announcements.

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Ethical Issues in Child Custody Evaluations issued a report from a joint committee of both parties, pledging concerted action on a wide range of reforms in a new parliament and claiming to give Britain ‘a(chǎn) modern constitution fit for the twenty-first century’.

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