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Greenaway on Drink and British Politics
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Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:53:01 -0500
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Drink and British Politics Since 1830
A Study in Policy Making  John R. Greenaway
Palgrave 2003
0333917820
288 Pages

Introduction
The Problem of Drink and Intemperance in Early Victorian Britain,
1830-1870
Drink Becomes a Party Political Issue, 1870-1895
New Departures and Old Orthodoxies: The Failure of Consensus, 1895-1902
Legislation at Last. The High Point of Party Political Controversy
The First World War. Drink and National Efficiency
The Post-War Settlement, 1919-1921
Decades of Improvement: The Inter War Years
Policy Fragmentation Between 1945 and 1970: Three Case Studies
Epilogue: Drink Since 1970
Drink and the Policy Process in Britain

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