Sydney Checkland's treatment, first published in 1983, embraces many aspects, and is set within the changing configuration of class and politics as the franchise extended.
Sydney Checkland's treatment, first published in 1983, embraces many aspects, and is set within the changing configuration of class and politics as the franchise extended.
Preface Introduction Part I. Industrialisation and War, 1776-1815: 1. The state and the proto-industrial economy of Britain 2. Core and periphery: England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland 3. Social values and social policy Part II. Assimilating the Industrial Revolution, 1815-51: 4. The trend to economic laissez-faire 5. The social action equation and the zeitgeist Part III. The Victorian Apogee, 1851-74: 6. The market triumphant 7. The state and the claims of labour 8. The advance of social collectivism Part IV. Industrial Maturity and the Ending of Pre-Eminence, 1874-1914: 9. The continued freedom of the market mechanism the state-induced changes in its operating conditions 10. Land and rule in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland 11. The emergence of a public sector, chiefly at the local government level 12. The assertion of the power of labour in industry and politics 13. Welfare and the social democratic urge Part V. Total War and Troubled Peace, 1914-39: 14. The policy imperatives of war the reconstruction debate and the dismantlement of control, 1914-21 15. The strains of nationalism: Wales, Scotland and Ireland 16. The advent of peacetime macro-economic management 17. Micro-management: the restructuring of industry and agriculture the regions 18. Micro-management: the public sector 19. The business response 20. The political and industrial attitudes of labour 21. The welfare share: its elements and adequacy 22. Public policy by 1939 Bibliography Index.
Preface Introduction Part I. Industrialisation and War, 1776-1815: 1. The state and the proto-industrial economy of Britain 2. Core and periphery: England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland 3. Social values and social policy Part II. Assimilating the Industrial Revolution, 1815-51: 4. The trend to economic laissez-faire 5. The social action equation and the zeitgeist Part III. The Victorian Apogee, 1851-74: 6. The market triumphant 7. The state and the claims of labour 8. The advance of social collectivism Part IV. Industrial Maturity and the Ending of Pre-Eminence, 1874-1914: 9. The continued freedom of the market mechanism the state-induced changes in its operating conditions 10. Land and rule in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland 11. The emergence of a public sector, chiefly at the local government level 12. The assertion of the power of labour in industry and politics 13. Welfare and the social democratic urge Part V. Total War and Troubled Peace, 1914-39: 14. The policy imperatives of war the reconstruction debate and the dismantlement of control, 1914-21 15. The strains of nationalism: Wales, Scotland and Ireland 16. The advent of peacetime macro-economic management 17. Micro-management: the restructuring of industry and agriculture the regions 18. Micro-management: the public sector 19. The business response 20. The political and industrial attitudes of labour 21. The welfare share: its elements and adequacy 22. Public policy by 1939 Bibliography Index.
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