Crisis and Consensus in British Politics

The collapse of the post-war consensus in the mid-1970s and the emergence of a new consensus in the 1990s are central themes, explored through six key policy areas such as civil service reform, privatization, macro-economic management, and relations with Europe. This book serves as a resource for students of modern history, politics, and public policy, while also appealing to general readers interested in current affairs, providing a comprehensive analysis of significant shifts in British political landscape.