The expansion of the British state was neither automatic nor accidental, Cronin argues. He focusses on the recurring struggles over its role in society and on the later retreat from Keynesian principles.
The expansion of the British state was neither automatic nor accidental, Cronin argues. He focusses on the recurring struggles over its role in society and on the later retreat from Keynesian principles.
Chapter 1 Introduction: The politics of state expansion in twentieth-century Britain Chapter 2 The Victorian inheritance Chapter 3 Labour and the demand for state expansion, 1890-1918 Chapter 4 War and the creation of the modern tax state Chapter 5 The state in war and reconstruction Chapter 6 The resilience of budgetary orthodoxy Chapter 7 Labour and the state between the wars Chapter 8 The "people's war" and the transformation of the state Chapter 9 Towards the "Liberal-Socialist" state, 1945-51 Chapter 10 "Centring" the postwar settlement Chapter 11 Epilogue: Decline to Thatcher
Chapter 1 Introduction: The politics of state expansion in twentieth-century Britain Chapter 2 The Victorian inheritance Chapter 3 Labour and the demand for state expansion, 1890-1918 Chapter 4 War and the creation of the modern tax state Chapter 5 The state in war and reconstruction Chapter 6 The resilience of budgetary orthodoxy Chapter 7 Labour and the state between the wars Chapter 8 The "people's war" and the transformation of the state Chapter 9 Towards the "Liberal-Socialist" state, 1945-51 Chapter 10 "Centring" the postwar settlement Chapter 11 Epilogue: Decline to Thatcher
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