Conservative Consensus?: Housing Policy Before 1997 and After
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THE THESIS
THE THESIS
This book investigates the evolution and nature of conservative consensus regarding housing policy in the United Kingdom, examining its trajectory before and after 1997. It analyzes the underlying principles, policy shifts, and enduring themes within conservative thought on housing. The work seeks to understand whether a consistent conservative approach to housing has been maintained or if significant ideological changes have occurred.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Analysis of conservative housing policy from the post-war era up to 1997.
- Examination of housing policy shifts and continuities after the 1997 general election.
- Exploration of the ideological underpinnings of conservative housing approaches.
- Case studies or examples of specific policy implementations.
- Discussion of the role of think tanks and intellectual movements in shaping policy.
- Assessment of the concept of 'consensus' in relation to conservative housing thought.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The book likely appeals to academics and students of British politics and social policy, offering a detailed historical and ideological analysis. Its focus on a specific policy area within a particular political tradition suggests a scholarly rather than a popular readership. The examination of consensus and change over time provides a framework for understanding the evolution of conservative thought on a key social issue.
Page Count:
156
Publication Date:
2006-01-01
ISBN-10:
1845400461
History
Science
Non-Fiction
Politics
British Politics
Housing policy
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