Titlebook: British Politics, Society and the State since the Late Nineteenth Century; Malcolm Smith Textbook 1990Latest edition Malcolm Smith 1990 co

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Introduction,ok is the evolution of concepts of the state to meet the inexorable consequences of economic and social change. Britain has, in fact, negotiated the twentieth century remarkably successfully. Compared with the history of most developed nations in the twentieth century, that of Britain has been compa

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The impact of the great war, any complacency, rather out of the assumption that contemporary military organisation and weaponry would prove to be so powerful and so expensive that no nation would be able to maintain a war effort for more than a matter of months. In fact, most of the nations which became involved in the conflic

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Conclusion,d, even if the government’s popularity might have been on the wane. In fact, there is clearly a long way to go if Thatcherism is really to reverse the process that has taken almost one hundred years to develop in Britain. Not even such a radical group of politicians would dare, as yet at least, atta

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9334-8ok is the evolution of concepts of the state to meet the inexorable consequences of economic and social change. Britain has, in fact, negotiated the twentieth century remarkably successfully. Compared with the history of most developed nations in the twentieth century, that of Britain has been compa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9334-8 between the two world wars, it is too easy to forget that the late nineteenth century was also a period of dramatic economic and social change. In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, for the first time, a British industrial economy which depended overwhelmingly on exports was faced with maj