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Little platoons : how a revived one nation can empower England's forgotten towns and redraw the political map / David Skelton.

By: Skelton, David (Head of research) [author.].Publisher: London : Biteback Publishing, 2019Description: xix, 284 pages.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781785905124.Subject(s): European Union -- Great Britain | European Union -- Membership | Nationalism -- England | Great Britain -- Economic conditions -- 1997- | Great Britain -- Politics and government | Great Britain -- Social policy -- 1979-DDC classification: 330.942
Contents:
Introduction : June 2016 - a revolt against the status quo -- Work that you can be proud of -- England's forgotten towns -- England's forgotten voters -- The breaking of the social contract : a tragedy in three parts -- The limits of the market : the creation of an atomised country? -- The limits of identity? Identity liberalism and diminution of solidarity -- How Labour stopped standing for the workers -- Reviving One Nation : a way forward? -- Taking back control : a One Nation approach to reviving Britain and empowering communities.
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Book House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey 330.942 SKE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 018155

Introduction : June 2016 - a revolt against the status quo -- Work that you can be proud of -- England's forgotten towns -- England's forgotten voters -- The breaking of the social contract : a tragedy in three parts -- The limits of the market : the creation of an atomised country? -- The limits of identity? Identity liberalism and diminution of solidarity -- How Labour stopped standing for the workers -- Reviving One Nation : a way forward? -- Taking back control : a One Nation approach to reviving Britain and empowering communities.

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