Challenge to Democracy by Ronald Mcintosh

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Casts light on the last years of pre-Thatcherite Britain, giving a vivid contemporary account of what a range of influential and powerful leaders felt and feared in a period of relentless economic decline and deep social malaise.

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Challenge to Democracy by Ronald Mcintosh

Casts light on the last years of pre-Thatcherite Britain, giving a vivid contemporary account of what a range of influential and powerful leaders felt and feared in a period of relentless economic decline and deep social malaise.
Ronald McIntosh was a Whitehall official of wide experience and independent mind, who held senior posts in the Cabinet Office and the Treasury, before being appointed Director General of the National Development Council and a member of NEDC in 1973. From 1978 to 1990 he pursued an active business career as chairman of an international engineering firm and director of a leading merchant bank, and later as chairman of the British Healthcare Consortium in post-Soviet Russia.
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ISBN 13 9781842751572
ISBN 10 1842751573
Title Challenge to Democracy
Author Ronald Mcintosh
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Methuen Publishing Ltd
Year published 2006-05-08
Number of pages 400
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