Hugh Pemberton

PROFESSOR OF MODERN BRITISH HISTORY LAWRENCE. BLACK

Lawrence Black

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures, Tables and Plates -- General Editor's Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of Contributors -- 1 Introduction - The Uses (and Abuses) of Affluence -- 2 Affluence, Conservatism and Political Competition in Britain and the United States, 1945-1964 -- 3 Modernizing Britain's Welfare State: The Influence of Affluence, 1957-1964 -- 4 The Forgotten Revisionist: Douglas Jay and Britain's Transition to Affluence, 1951-1964 -- 5 Total Abstinence and a Good Filing-System? Anthony Crosland and the Affluent Society -- 6 The Impression of Affluence: Political Culture in the 1950s and 1960s -- 7 Affluence, Relative Decline and the Treasury -- 8 Economists and Economic Growth in Britain, c.1955-65 -- 9 The Polyester-Flannelled Philanthropists: The Birmingham Consumers' Group and Affluent Britain -- 10 Anticipating Affluence: Skill, Judgement and the Problems of Aesthetic Tutelage -- 11 'Selling Youth in the Age of Affluence': Marketing to Youth in Britain since 1959 -- 12 Losing the Peace: Germany, Japan, America and the Shaping of British National Identity in the Age of Affluence -- Bibliography -- Index

Britain's Post-War 'Golden Age' Revisited

An Affluent Society?

Pat Thane

Reader in Contemporary British History Hugh Pemberton, Dr

Research Professor Pat Thane

Noel Whiteside

Zurich Financial Services Fellow Noel Whiteside

British pensions are in crisis. This volume explores the past, present and future of pensions in Britain. Leading experts discuss both the politics and economics of this key area of social policy, and consider developments in the systems of other European countries and in North America.

History and Policy

Britain's Pensions Crisis

Hugh Pemberton

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