The Nature of Conservative Party Modernisation Under David Cameron: The Trajectory of Employment Relations Policy 1

The Nature of Conservative Party Modernisation Under David Cameron: The Trajectory of Employment Relations Policy 1

The modernisation of Conservative Party employment relations policy under David Cameron's leadership has been a contested process, but is divisible into three broad phases. A modernising trend, 2005-2008, was eclipsed by the resurgence of a more established approach, 2008-2010, highlighting the...

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