Economic & Social History of Britain, An 2nd. Edition

This text covers the 200 years crucial to an understanding of the modern British economy and society. The major economic and social themes of the period are closely related and organized on a broadly chronological framework.

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This book studies the economic and social impact of industrialisation and changes in landed society: *The mid-Victorian economy and the opening up of world trade. *The growth of the middle class *The development of a labour movement and the role of women *Growing competition from abroad and the impact of two world wars *The problems of economic growth and social welfare sing 1945 This new edition extend to the New Right Policies of the Thatcher government and assesses the implications of its economic and social aims.