Conservative Economic Policymaking and the Birth of Thatcherism, 1964-1979

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Adrian Williamson delves into the emergence of Thatcherism within Conservative Party ideology, examining the interplay between political thought and leadership. He critically analyzes Margaret Thatcher's influence, questioning her role in shaping the movement and its acceptance among Tory members. The book offers insights into the ideological transformations that defined a pivotal era in British politics, exploring the complexities of political identity and legacy.