Mr Blair sneaks Cool Britannia in through the back door

Article Abstract:

Modernization has become the most significant theme of the UK government. There are ways in which New Labour is clearly the party of modernization. Most significantly, it is modernizing the relationship between public spending and the delivery of services. There are some dangers associated with the modernization theme, as ordinary people must be able to feel that it has made a real difference to their everyday lives. However, modernization also has a significant political advantage, as it can reflect very badly on the Conservatives if they oppose it.

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Phew! Someone realises that Britain is not a paradise

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Campaigning in the run-up to the 2001 general election in the UK is focusing on tax and public spending, rather than on the very poor state of public services. There is now a significant gap between private affluence and public squalor.

Standards

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Labour knows what it has to do. It just doesn't know how

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The UK Labour party has committed itself to improving public services, but has not yet established how this can be achieved. If it does not manage to improve public services during a second term, then it will not be re-elected.

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