Contemporary Britain An Annual Review 1995

As the yearbook of the Institute of Contemporary British History, the Annual Review covers every aspect of contemporary Britain. Comprising an analysis of 1994 and a record of developments and policy, Contemporary Britain is an indispensable tool for contemporary historians, researchers and librarians. The changing state of government, politics, the economy and society are examined, and the introduction critically evaluates current developments in recent British history and changes in the world in general.The review contains 39 survey essays covering different aspects of the contemporary scene, written by experts drawn from academic life and political journalism. These essays both interpret and review relevant legislation, reports, initiatives, speeches and events of the past year.