Table of Contents

Introduction: the case for revisionism. Part 1 The Conservative supremacy: Labour's decline; the Thatcherite triumph; must Labour lose?. Part 2 The revisionist alternative - aims and objectives: a balance of values; rights and obligations; state and market. Part 3 The revisionist alternative - programmes and policies: economic and industrial policies for the 1990s; trade unions and the labour market; reforming the welfare state; the democratic agenda; internationlism without illusions. Conclusion: the path to power.