Anti-politics: consensus, reform and protest in Britain

by Trevor Smith

British politics in the 1960s were characterized by three inter-related developments; an unprecedented wave of administrative and constitutional reform, a decline in conventional politics, and an emergence of political protest. One could add a fourth--the virtual absence of reflective thinking about the origins and consequences of these developments which this book attempts to repair. Bibliography and Index.

200 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1972

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