Policy Agendas in British Politics

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The book explores the evolution of policy-making in Britain over fifty years, highlighting shifts in the significance of issues such as the economy, international affairs, and crime. It introduces the concept of focused adaptation in agenda setting, providing insights into pivotal moments in British political history, including the impacts of Thatcherism and New Labour. This analysis offers a fresh perspective on how political priorities have transformed over time.