Empire, Welfare State, Europe: English History, 1906-92 (Short Oxford History of the Modern World)

Empire, Welfare State, Europe: English History, 1906-92 (Short Oxford History of the Modern World)

by T.O.Lloyd (Author)

Synopsis

In the 20th century, England has lost an empire, built a welfare state, and begun to accept the idea of being part of Europe. Abroad, her relative power has declined; at home life has become more intolerable for the unfortunate and more secure for the majority of the people. This text surveys these two great currents of change and examines their political and economic implications. The edition has been revised to bring current events and the bibliography up-to-date. It includes a new chapter which brings the story right up to the General Election of 1992.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 600
Edition: 4th Revised edition
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 22 Jul 1993

ISBN 10: 0198731116
ISBN 13: 9780198731115

Media Reviews
'an admirable text - informed, provocative, and highly readable - for any course on twentieth-century Britain' Journal of Modern History
'a very readable book, in a style that lends itself to its subject matter' General Education
'covers an extremely difficult period in some depth, and yet goes far beyond the political aspects to study the social and cultural life' History Today


'an admirable text - informed, provocative, and highly readable - for any course on twentieth-century Britain' Journal of Modern History
'a very readable book, in a style that lends itself to its subject matter' General Education
'covers an extremely difficult period in some depth, and yet goes far beyond the political aspects to study the social and cultural life' History Today

'an admirable text - informed, provocative, and highly readable - for any course on twentieth-century Britain' Journal of Modern History
'a very readable book, in a style that lends itself to its subject matter' General Education
'covers an extremely difficult period in some depth, and yet goes far beyond the political aspects to study the social and cultural life' History Today


'an admirable text - informed, provocative, and highly readable - for any course on twentieth-century Britain' Journal of Modern History


'a very readable book, in a style that lends itself to its subject matter' General Education


'covers an extremely difficult period in some depth, and yet goes far beyond the political aspects to study the social and cultural life' History Today