The New Labour Reader

This essential collection presents authoritative interpretations of New Labour in government, exploring its political trajectory and policy agenda. The New Labour Reader is a vital resource for understanding this era.

In The New Labour Reader, readers are presented with a comprehensive collection of authoritative interpretations and analyses of New Labour during its time in government. This volume intricately maps out the political trajectory of New Labour, detailing the policy agenda pursued and the governing processes employed. It serves as an essential resource for those seeking to understand the complexities of contemporary British politics, particularly during the Blair administration.

The book utilizes a diverse range of primary and secondary sources, featuring excerpts from influential writings and speeches of key figures within the Labour government. Topics covered include the New Labour debate, economic policies, public services, constitutional reforms, and the party's approach to European policy. The editors provide a critical introduction that sets the stage for the discussions that follow, making the content accessible to both scholars and general readers alike.

The New Labour Reader aims to be a foundational resource for anyone interested in the implications of the New Labour project. It is particularly valuable for students in undergraduate politics courses, offering a point of access to the extensive literature surrounding New Labour. This collection not only informs but also stimulates further exploration of the subject, solidifying its place as a vital reference work in the study of modern British politics.