The Brown Government provides an interim evaluation of Gordon
Brown s Labour administration through identifying continuities and
discontinuities with the Blair governments from 1997. By focusing
on key ideas and areas of public policy it presents an analysis of
the first 18 months of Brown s government. This book is notable for
its topicality particularly for the discussions of the credit
crunch, the British banking crises and the interconnectedness of
these events with the global economic downturn.
A study of Brown s handling of these crises in the economy is
important as it is arguable that the present recession and credit
crunch will reach unprecedented proportions and therefore define
the character and content of British politics in the coming years.
By conducting an examination of the Brown Government s public
policy priorities one can begin to decipher its aims and values
and, by so doing, begin to understand the next phase of the New
Labour project. In this sense the book is a contribution to the
ongoing study of contemporary British social democracy.
This book was published as a special issue of Policy
Studies.
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