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Tim Bale takes a comprehensive look at the recent history of the Conservative party from the fall of Margaret Thatcher through to the current day, looking at why the party suffered from political in-fighting and why there have been so many changes in leadership before finding a level of stability under David Cameron.

Robin Harris, Margaret Thatcher's speechwriter and the ultimate party insider, has produced this authoritative but lively history book which tells the whole story

Zac Goldsmith, newly elected Conservative MP and former editor of the Ecologist, argues for a "Constant Economy" where things are built to last, energy is renewable, food is grown sustainably and local communities are valued. The climate is changing, n...

Heavyweight political journalist Andrew Rawnsley analyses the Labour Government in the 21st Century. Calling on a mass of interviews and conversations with those-in-the-know, we are taken into the very heart of key meetings and decisi...

The last outright Conservative victory came under John Major in 1992. Whilst the coalition government is predominately Conservative, the party has had to compromise with the Liberal Democrats in order to govern.

The coalition government consistency calls itself progressive, Peter King questions that proposition. Using his knowledge of government and understanding of conservatism, he discusses the new politics.

Where do politicians come from? How do they get elected? What do they do all day and why do they seek power? All these questions and many more are addressed in Paxman's dissection of that strange and elusive breed - the political animal.

The eminent economist and mega selling author lays out how he believes the global economy should proceed following the recent recession (which still appears to be going on ..and on).

A host of leading Labour politicians give their opinions on how the Labour Party should proceed and develop following the 2010 Election defeat.

Extending the original book by 140 pages to cover the 13 years of Labour rule following the 1997 victory the renowned adviser analyses the successes and failures of New Labour.