Description: Britain in the nineties - the politics of paradox, Hugh Berrington; power in the parties - R.T. McKenzie and after, Dennis Kavanagh; Europe, Thatcherism and traditionalism - opinion, rebellion and the Maastricht Treaty in the backbench Conservative party, 1992-1994, Hugh Berrington and Rod Hague; from hostility to "constructive engagement", the Europeanization of the Labour party, Philip Daniels; narratives of "Thatcherism", Mark Bevir and R.A.W. Rhodes; institutions, regulation and change - new regulatory agencies in British privatized utilities, Mark Thatcher; the judicial dimension in British politics, Nevil Johnson; the periphery and its paradoxes, William L. Miller; the British electorate in the 1990s, David Denver.

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