This book maps out the Conservative supremacy and plans a revisionist alternative, by reducing unjustified inequalities, strengthening communities and stating rights and obligations which would be carried out under Labour. The first part outlines why Thatcherism has been so popular, partly because of Labour's decline and the SDP split and then the book outlines aims and objectives and how these can be carried out in practice.
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This book maps out the Conservative supremacy and plans a revisionist alternative, by reducing unjustified inequalities, strengthening communities and stating rights and obligations which would be carried out under Labour. The first part outlines why Thatcherism has been so popular, partly because of Labour's decline and the SDP split and then the book outlines aims and objectives and how these can be carried out in practice.
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