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hellip; With this intention, the government held a referendum in the North East Region of England on the 4th of November 2004, for assessing the public opinion on the regionalization of the government.... The Convention also opined that “The powers of local government have been eroded and the vacuum filled with quangos - organizations whose members are chosen by, and accountable only to, Westminster and Whitehall, not to the people whose lives their decisions impact upon....
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Under tony Blair, the new labour economic policy was strongly oriented towards the supply side and the welfare state was intended to exist on the basis of steady employment provided by the pull of demand.... For any essay on Welfare in the present context it is first necessary to consider the concept of poverty alleviation as the English saw it....
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nbsp;The points that are discussed in this essay are somehow related to blair's government, as he promised to control the increasing rate of crime with a slogan “being tough on crime”.... If this is the outcome of blair's government, who is going to reveal the real terrorists?... They feel protected and secure in the reign of such government.... This is only possible if crime is handled and eradicated at the grass root level and it is obvious that to handle crime at such elementary level the government needs to know the real causes and factors behind crime....
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The Labour Party prior to the election of tony Blair as the Prime Minister of United Kingdom had been unelectable party which was widely un-trusted.... This can be seen as a remarkable success by any means because he was the first Prime Minister of the Labour Party that spent three terms at the office.
tony Blair played a major role in Unifying the Labour Party a fact that made the popularity of the Labour Party to rise in the United Kingdom.... This shows that tony Blair was a good leader by all means and this also brings about the question of liberalization....
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The formation of trade unions is a great progress of our civilization.... It is well known that there were not any trade unions neither in the epoch of slavery or in the epoch of feudalism.... They became a very important public means of regulation of social relationship, and marked the progress of mankind.
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During last decades trade unions have been confronted with a lot of serious problems, which have led to substantial decline of their influence and importance....
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Corruption has always have been viewed as a disincentive to trade and investment.... The development of the culture of payment of bribe is detrimental to the economic growth of any nation.... This is the reason that major exporting countries have made stringent legislations with a view to prevent international corruption and in that way they can ensure a level playing field for the different nations and companies in the arena of international trade....
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When Tony Blair's Government assumed power, it was noticed that public services were slowly crumbling with tremendous dissatisfaction to customers.... The government expenditure in public services has been tremendous and many patients felt that they were more accessible and responsive when things went wrong.... (Le Grand, 2006) This led to an action by the government in the form of offering choices to a customer regarding service provider, rewards directly linked to quality and quantity of service provided, improving management effectiveness, and other such customer friendly measures....
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The book is supposed to be the most important textbook for the students who want to learn about tony Blairs Labour party.... The paper "New Labour - All Style and No Substance" discusses the phrase “All style and no substance” by the first campaign posters of the UK Labor Party of the General Election....
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