State and Society interprets political and social developments since the late Victorian era, with the relationship between the British state and its citizens as a central theme. This new edition takes account of the 1997 election.
Appearing at a critical juncture in the history of the Labour Party, Martin Pugh provides an original and challenging interpretation of Labour's evolution from its sectional trade union origins to its present status as a national governing party.
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