The Blair Effect by Anthony Seldon
THE BLAIR EFFECT is a collection of authoritative and (reasonably) unpartisan commentaries on the first administration of Tony Blair as it approaches a General Election. The authors demonstrate that it is possible to write contemporary history about even the most recent past in an accessible yet scrupulously objective manner. How much has changed since the landslide election victory of May 1997? What was prompting the changes, and to what extent were they the fruit of number 10's intentions? How far might they have happened anyway? How effective has the Blair effect been? Peter Riddell, Vernon Bogdanor, Dennis Kavanagh and a host of other star analysts pose these questions and do their best to answer them.
The best book on the Blair governmentEssential reading. * David Butler *
Relax, we can still produce commentators and critics of the highest class. Anthony Seldon has put together an admirable collection of essays on the work of the Blair government to date. * FINANCIAL TIMES *
The indispensible new guide to what has happened so far. * GUARDIAN *
It is a treat. * OBSERVER *
Relax, we can still produce commentators and critics of the highest class. Anthony Seldon has put together an admirable collection of essays on the work of the Blair government to date. * FINANCIAL TIMES *
The indispensible new guide to what has happened so far. * GUARDIAN *
It is a treat. * OBSERVER *
Anthony Seldon is the headmaster of Brighton College and edited THE THATCHER EFFECT and THE MAJOR EFFECT. He is the biographer of John Major.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780316856362 |
| ISBN 10 | 0316856363 |
| Title | The Blair Effect |
| Author | Anthony Seldon |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Little, Brown & Company |
| Year published | 2001-04-19 |
| Number of pages | 672 |
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