The Blair supremacy : a study in the politics of Labour's party management
Minkin, LewisAuthor
'The Blair Supremacy' investigates the processes, methods, character and politics of party management during a period when Blair strengthened his own position as he and his allies and managers drove the party through a ferment of new developments under the name 'New Labour'. What is uncovered here is revealing and at times startling. It includes an extensive covert internal organisation, a culture which facilitated manipulation and what can be described as a rolling coup. These developments are rigorously and critically examined.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
'The Blair Supremacy' investigates the processes, methods, character and politics of party management during a period when Blair strengthened his own position as he and his allies and managers drove the party through a ferment of new developments under the name 'New Labour'. What is uncovered here is revealing and at times startling. It includes an extensive covert internal organisation, a culture which facilitated manipulation and what can be described as a rolling coup. These developments are rigorously and critically examined.
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Blair, Tony, 1953-
Labour Party (Great Britain)
Government - Non-U.S.
Law, Politics & Government
Government - Europe