Discovering the power of people's history--and why it is feared today.
The article looks at social, economic, and political conditions in Great Britain as of 2013, focusing on regional and class differences between the north and south of England. The author, an Australian-born British journalist, recounts his experience as a reporter in northern England in the 1960s, s...
| Publicado en: | New Statesman Vol. 142; no. 5187; pp. 47 - 48 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
11/29/2013
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| Sumario: | The article looks at social, economic, and political conditions in Great Britain as of 2013, focusing on regional and class differences between the north and south of England. The author, an Australian-born British journalist, recounts his experience as a reporter in northern England in the 1960s, saying he found among residents there a strong sense of working-class solidarity. He expresses the view that the British Conservative and Labour Parties are largely in accord in their economic views. |
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