دانلود کتاب The Tories: From Winston Churchill to David Cameron

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Cover\nHlaf-title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\nChapter 1 New Conservatism and the ascendency of the one-nation tradition 1945–1964\n ‘New’ Conservatism 1945–1951\n ‘Never had it so good?’ Dominance and the politics of prosperity 1951–1960\n Degeneration and the exhaustion of the one-nation tradition 1960–1964\n One-nation statecraft\nChapter 2 Adjustment through modernization: The transmission belt to Thatcherism 1964–1975\n Planning for power: Renewal between 1964 and 1970\n From the Quiet Revolution to who governs? The Heath government 1970–1974\n The Peasants Revolt 1974–1975\n Heathite modernization as statecraft\nChapter 3 The free economy and the strong state: The pursuit of Thatcherism 1975–1992\n Establishing Thatcherism? The era of opposition 1975–1979\n Implementing Thatcherism: From consensus to conviction 1979–1990\n Justifying Thatcherism: Persuasion and electioneering\n Consolidating Thatcherism: From Thatcher to Major 1990–1992\n Thatcherism as statecraft\nChapter 4 Obstacles to adaptation: Continued adherence to Thatcherism 1992–2005\n From Black Wednesday to Black Thursday 1992–1997\n From compassionate Conservatism to the core vote strategy 1997–2005\n The collapse of post-Thatcherite statecraft\nChapter 5 From crisis to coalition: Transcending Thatcherism 2005–the present day\n Reconstructing Conservatism: The politics of modernization 2005–2010\n The transition to coalition government: The necessity of austerity 2010–\n Cameronism as statecraft\nConclusion\n The ‘Statecraft’ party management dimension: The unity and loyalty myth\n The ‘Statecraft’ party political argument hegemony dimension: Pragmatic or ideological responses to quandaries?\n The ‘Statecraft’ party governing competence dimension: The natural party of government?\n The ‘Statecraft’ party winning election strategy dimension: The Conservatives versus Old and New Labour\n Conservative statecraft dilemmas: Post-Cameron?\nBibliography\nIndex