Giles Radice

The first book to explore the new thinking from the new left, containing original and incisive argument from Neal Ascherson to Denis Healey, with an introductory essay by Tony Blair.

New Visions for Britain

What Needs to Change

Blair: charming, charismatic and a great communicator but undermined by an unshakeable conviction that he was right. Brown: in private, warm and witty; in public, an authoritative Chancellor but a wooden and curiously un-self-confident Prime Minister. Mandelson: for Blair, supreme courtier and chief adviser; for Brown, from arch-enemy to polished political life-saver. Among the most controversial figures in Britain's recent history, these three architects of New Labour together shaped Britain - and into the first decade of the 21st century. "Trio" charts their rise to power and their undoubted achievements, both individually and collectively, alongside their quarrels, failings and failures. It offers remarkably clear-sighted portraits of three powerful men who created a new politics in Britain, making Labour electable - and then back again - in 12 turbulent years.

Inside the Blair, Brown, Mandelson Project

Trio

"Blair: charming, charismatic and a great communicator but undermined by an unshakeable conviction that he was right. Brown: in private, warm and witty; in public, an authoritative Chancellor but a wooden and curiously un-self-confident Prime Minister. Mandelson: for Blair, supreme courtier and chief adviser; for Brown, from arch-enemy to polished political life-saver. Among the most controversial figures in Britain's recent history, these three architects of New Labour together shaped Britain - and into the first decade of the 21st century. "Trio" charts their rise to power and their undoubted achievements, both individually and collectively, alongside their quarrels, failings and failures. It offers remarkably clear-sighted portraits of three powerful men who created a new politics in Britain, making Labour electable - and then back again - in 12 turbulent years."--Bloomsbury publishing.

Stephen Pollard

In 1992, the Fabian Society published Southern Discomfort, revealing the attitudes of key swing voters in the South of England whose support Labour must gain if it is to win again.

A Year on -- Taxing and Spending

More Southern Discomfort

Brian Lapping

Young Fabian Essays on Democracy in Britain

More Power to the People

Jacques Viot

Conseil franco-britannique

Il y a un siècle, la France et la Grande-Bretagne scellaient leur destin et leur histoire par un accord d'une portée aussi exceptionnelle que durable. Depuis cette date, l'Entente cordiale continue de témoigner d'une commune aspiration à diffuser dans le monde les valeurs de la démocratie, des droits de l'homme et de l'état de droit. Publié simultanément dans les deux pays grâce au Conseil franco-britannique, cet ouvrage réunit les témoins d'hier, les acteurs d'aujourd'hui et les meilleurs analystes de cette entente, parfois houleuse, mais toujours préservée, entre les deux nations. Parmi les historiens, hommes politiques et journalistes, de nationalité française ou britannique, qui nous offrent ici leurs contributions croisées : Dominique de Villepin et Jack Straw ; Jean François-Poncet, Hubert Vedrine et Douglas Hurd ; Christopher Andrew, Jean-Jacques Becker, Maurice Druon, Alastair Horne, Roy Jenkins, Pierre Messmer, Maurice Vaïsse. sous la direction de Jacques Viot et Giles Radice Jacques Viot, ambassadeur de France, préside la section française du Conseil franco-britannique. Giles Radice, ancien député travailliste et aujourd'hui membre de la Chambre des Lords, préside la section britannique du Conseil franco-britannique.

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