Titlebook: New Directions in Economic and Social History; Anne Digby,Charles Feinstein Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989

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The Highland Clearanceswere displaced and evicted from their lands. It is one of the classic themes of Scottish history but also of much more general historiographical significance. The subject offers an unrivalled opportunity for an examination of the social consequences of agrarian modernisation. The Clearances bring in

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The Rise and Fall of the Managed Economyr governments were committed to full employment, and knew how to secure it; and they knew how to secure it because Keynes had told them how’ (Michael Stewart). Yet, by 1979, it was said that ‘a(chǎn)nti-Keynesianism was the world’s fastest growing industry’. How did this dramatic change come about, and wh

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Women and Society: Continuity and Change since 1870t the need to explore women’s past. However, there has been relatively little cross-fertilisation between this work and other types of history, which makes it difficult to integrate the history of women into more general interpretations in modern history. Ideally, there should be discussion of the e

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The British Welfare State: Its Origins and Characterlary, it means a state which defines as an essential part of its role the maintenance of a reasonable standard of life for all its citizens. The state may seek to achieve this broad goal by a variety of means including provision of cash benefits and/or services, tax relief under the fiscal system, a

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