CPS pamphlets

Title

CPS pamphlets

Shelfmark

PUB 110/1-19

Summary

Comprises:

PUB 110/1 - Autumn Address: The Politics of Manners: and the uses of inequality, by Peregrine Worsthorne, 1988;

PUB 110/2 - Winter Address: The New Britain: the tide of ideas from Attlee to Thatcher, 1988;

PUB 110/3 - Annual Review: The Power of Ideas, 1988;

PUB 110/4 - Education Quartet Part 3: Aims of Schooling: the importance of grounding, 1988;

PUB 110/5 - Maths Problem: Can more pupils reach higher standards?, by Geoffrey Howson, 1989;

PUB 110/6 - Nationalised Universities: paradox of the privatisation age, by Deepak Lal, 1989;

PUB 110/7 - Custody reconsidered: clarity and consistency in sentencing, by Andrew Ashworth, 1989;

PUB 110/8 - Science Fiction - and the true way to save British Science, by Terence Kealey, 1989;

PUB 110/9 - Monetarism Lost: and why it must be regained, by Tom Congdon, 1989;

PUB 110/10 - Policies against Pollution: the Conservative record - and principles, by Nicholas Ridley, 1989;

PUB 110/11 - Drift to Union: wise ways to a wider Community, by Oliver Letwin, 1989;

PUB 110/12 - The Power of the Pendulum: reducing strikes by 'final offer' arbitration, by David Davis, 1989;

PUB 110/13 - The Democratic Deficit: the balance in Europe for Britain to redress, by Michael Heseltine, 1989;

PUB 110/14 - Who Cares?: Children at risk and Social Services, by Andreas Gledhill and others, 1989;

PUB 110/15 - Spring Address: The Egalitarian Conceit: false and true equalities, by Kenneth Minogue, 1989;

PUB 110/16 - Autumn Address: Thatcherism - the next generation, by Peter Lilley, 1989;

PUB 110/17 - Winter Address: The Conservative Community: the roots of Thatcherism - and its future, by Robin Harris, 1989;

PUB 110/18 - Of Dukes and Dustmen: cautionary rhymes on the community charge, by Oliver Knox, 1989;

PUB 110/19 - Annual Address: Exertion and example, 1989.

Date

1988-1989

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box