2S The Making of Modern Britain, 1951-2007

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The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Conservative governments and reasons for political dominance

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Economic developments

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Social developments

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Foreign relations

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Wilson and the Labour governments

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Liberal reforming legislation

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Social and cultural change

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Relations with and policies towards the USA and Vietnam

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Heath's government

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Labour governments of Wilson and Callaghan

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Society in the 1970s

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Britain's entry into and relations with Europe

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - The Thatcher governments

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Thatcher's economic policies and their impact

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Impact of Thatcherism on society

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Foreign affairs

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Labour governments

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Conservative Party

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Social issues

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Foreign affairs

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Conservative governments and reasons for political dominance

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

Who were the Conservative Party leaders from 1951-64?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

How was the 1950s for the Labour Party?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

How did the Conservative Party dominate in the 1950s?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

What was Butskellism?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

Why did Conservative dominance end in 1964?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – WINSTON CHURCHILL, 1929-55

Prime Minister Again, 1951-55

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Economic developments

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

What was Butskellism?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How was Britain impacted by total war from 1939-51?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Social developments

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

How did the Conservative Party dominate in the 1950s?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

Why did Conservative dominance end in 1964?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did popular music change from 1918-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did youth culture change from 1955-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Foreign relations

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1951-64

Why did Conservative dominance end in 1964?

Dr Mark Garnett, Lancaster University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

Retreat or Renewal?

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

The Winds of Change

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

Suez and its Aftermath

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

An Unwished-For Future

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Wilson and the Labour governments

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

The Modernisation of Ireland, 1966-97

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

How did Wilson's Labour government seek to improve the British economy?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Liberal reforming legislation

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How did Liberal society emerge from 1951-79?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Social and cultural change

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did cinema change from 1918-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did television change from the 1940s to the 1980s?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did popular music change from 1918-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did youth culture change from 1955-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How did British consumer society develop after 1951?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How did television influence British society from the 1950s onwards?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How has football as a spectator sport changed since the 1920s?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How did leisure activities and mass tourism develop in postwar Britain?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

BRITAIN – THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE, 1939-79

How did Liberal society emerge from 1951-79?

Dr Alex Windscheffel, Royal Holloway, London

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Relations with and policies towards the USA and Vietnam

BRITAIN – INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE, 1945-97

How did the United Nations (UN) stem from the British-US Special Relationship?

Prof. Catriona Pennell, Exeter University

BRITAIN – INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE, 1945-97

How did conflicts from 1950-91 impact Britain's international position?

Prof. Catriona Pennell, Exeter University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

How did the Conservatives change strategy after their 1970 election victory?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Heath's government

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

How did the Conservatives change strategy after their 1970 election victory?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Labour governments of Wilson and Callaghan

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

How did Wilson's Labour government seek to improve the British economy?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

How did Callaghan's Labour government differ in its policies from Wilson's?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Society in the 1970s

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did television change from the 1940s to the 1980s?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

BRITAIN – MEDIA AND YOUTH CULTURE, 1918-79

How did youth culture change from 1955-79?

Prof. Jon Lawrence, Exeter University

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Britain's entry into and relations with Europe

BRITAIN – INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE, 1945-97

Why did Britain reject European integration in 1957?

Prof. Catriona Pennell, Exeter University

BRITAIN – POLITICS, 1964-79

What did debates around Britain's EEC membership look like in this period?

Dr Aled Davies, University of Oxford

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - The Thatcher governments

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher's governments approach government intervention?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher manage her cabinet?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher manage ministers who did not agree with her?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher manage loyalist ministers?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Thatcher's economic policies and their impact

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

What were Margaret Thatcher's economic views?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

What were some of Margaret Thatcher's key policies?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Impact of Thatcherism on society

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

What were some of Margaret Thatcher's key policies?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher's governments approach government intervention?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Foreign affairs

BRITAIN – THATCHERISM, 1979-90

How did Thatcher manage ministers who did not agree with her?

Prof. Peter Dorey, Cardiff University

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Labour governments

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What are the origins of New Labour?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What were New Labour's economic policies?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What was New Labour's view on Europe and foreign policy?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Conservative Party

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What were New Labour's economic policies?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

Which events led up to Labour's loss of power in 2010?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Social issues

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What was New Labour's view on Europe and foreign policy?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

Which events led up to Labour's loss of power in 2010?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Foreign affairs

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

What was New Labour's view on Europe and foreign policy?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

BRITAIN – THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997-2010

Which events led up to Labour's loss of power in 2010?

Prof. Richard Toye, Exeter University

Contents

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Conservative governments and reasons for political dominance

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Economic developments

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Social developments

The Affluent Society, 1951–1964 - Foreign relations

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Wilson and the Labour governments

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Liberal reforming legislation

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Social and cultural change

The Sixties, 1964-1970 - Relations with and policies towards the USA and Vietnam

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Heath's government

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Labour governments of Wilson and Callaghan

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Society in the 1970s

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979 - Britain's entry into and relations with Europe

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - The Thatcher governments

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Thatcher's economic policies and their impact

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Impact of Thatcherism on society

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987 - Foreign affairs

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Labour governments

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - The Conservative Party

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Social issues

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007 - Foreign affairs