British Party Politics and Ideology after New Labour

1. Introduction
Kevin Hickson, Simon Griffiths

Part I. Did Blair Advance Social Democracy?

2. Alan Finlayson
Simon Griffiths, Kevin Hickson

3. Dennis Kavanagh
Simon Griffiths, Kevin Hickson

4. Jonathan Tonge
Simon Griffiths, Kevin Hickson

5. Response
Alan Finlayson

6. Response
Dennis Kavanagh

7. Response
Jonathan Tonge

Part II. Labour after Blair

8. Assessing the Impact of the Third Way
Judi Atkins

9. What Makes Progressive Ideology? Lessons from the Third Way
Will Leggett

10. Response to Atkins and Leggett
Anthony Giddens

11. New Labour, New Liberalism and Revisionism’s Second Wave
Simon Griffiths

12. Response to Simon Griffiths
Roy Hattersley

13. Gordon Brown, ‘Britishness’ and the Negation of England
Simon Lee

14. Response to Simon Lee
Arthur Aughey

Part III. The Conservatives under Cameron

15. Built on Sand? Ideology and Conservative Modernisation under David Cameron
Mark Garnett

16. Cameron, Modernisation and Conservative Britain
Philip Lynch

17. Response to Garnett and Lynch
Andrew Gamble

18. Mutualism and the Reinvention of Civil Society: A Conservative Agenda?
Charlie Ellis

19. Response to Charlie Ellis
David Willetts

Part IV. Where Now for the Liberal Democrats?

20. Icarus Turns Back: Liberal Democrat Constitutional Policy
Matt Cole

21. The Liberal Democrats and the Role of the State
Duncan Brack

22. Response to Cole and Brack
Alan Beith

Part V. Cross-Party Debates

23. Reforming Public Services: The Views of the Main Parties
Rajiv Prabhakar

24. Response to Rajiv Prabhakar
Noel Thompson

25. The Continuing Relevance of Social Justice
Raymond Plant

26. Response to Raymond Plant
David Willetts

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, British Politics, Political Theory, Political Science, Political History