List of Tables and Figures
Preface and Acknowledgments Notes on Contributors
Introduction: How to Assess the Blair Legacy? T.Casey
Timeline of the Blair Years
PART I: POLITICS
Blairs Electoral Record; D.Denver &--J.Fisher
The Party is Over: The 'Modernization' of British Labour--F.Faucher-King
The Conservatives: Trounced, Transfixed, Transformed?--T.Bale
The Liberal Democrats After Blair--D.Cutts &--A.Russell
The Pressure Group Challenge; W.Grant
New Labour, the Third Way and Social Democracy: An Ideological Assessment; N.Randall &--J.Sloam
PART II: POLICY
Blair and the NHS: Resistable Force Meets Moveable Object?; C.Paton
Reformulating Social Policy: The Minimum Wage, the New Deal, and the Working Families Tax Credit; J.Waltman
New Labour and the British Model of Capitalism; T.Casey & A.Howard
Judicial Reform and Human Rights--M.Bevir &--R.Maiman
PART III: GOVERNANCE
Tony Blair as Prime Minister; M.Bennister
The Role of Parliament under Blair--M.Stuart
Territorial Politics in the UK after Devolution; J.Bradbury
Mayors, Monitors and Measurers: Blairs Legacy to Local Democracy--C.Game
The Constitutional Revolution of Tony Blair--J.Alt
PART IV: FOREIGN AFFAIRS
What Difference Did He Make? Tony Blair and British Foreign Policy--S.Dyson
The Mistake Heard Round the World: Iraq and the Blair Legacy; D.Coates &--J.Krieger
A Just War: Prime Minister Tony Blair and the End of Saddam's Iraq--T.Bromund
Reflections on the Contemporary US-UK Special Relationship: Structure and Agency in Anglo-American Relations--J.Dumbrell
Blair and the European Union; S.James &--K.Oppermann
CONCLUSION: The Legacy of Tony Blair--J.Tonge
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