Think-Tanks, Social Democracy and Social PolicyAn analysis of think-tanks in Britain and Germany and their role in the re-making of the British Labour party and Germany's Social Democrats as 'Third Way' parties. The part that think-tanks played in the creation of the the 'workfare state' in the 1990s and 2000s is also explored in this book. |
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Comparing the British and German ThinkTank Worlds | |
Still Playing the Game? | |
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