Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction: New Labour and Future of Progressive Politics; S.White PART I: THE IDEOLOGY OF NEW LABOUR The Ambiguities of the Third Way; S.White New Labour: Old Liberalism; S.Beer New Labour and Public Opinion: The Third Way as Centrism?; P.Norris PART II: NEW LABOUR IN GOVERNMENT Education and Training: Tensions at the Heart of the British Third Way; S.Wood New Labour: A Distinctive Vision of Welfare Policy?; P.Johnson Enabling Participation? New Labour's Welfare to Work Policies; C.Oppenheim A Third Way in Industrial Relations?; C.Crouch Decentralization under New Labour: A Civic Liberal Perspective; S.Teles & M.Landy Feminism and the Third Way: A Call for Dialogue; A.Coote PART III: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES The Collapse of Bill Clinton's Third Way; M.Weir Prolegomena to the Third Way Debate; M.Salvati European Social Democracy and the Third Way: Convergence, Divisions, and Shared Questions; F.Vandenbroucke The SPD and the Neue Mitte in Germany; A.Busch & P.Manow Dutch Lessons in Social Pragmatism; A.Hemerijck & J.Visser Pluralism and the Future of the French Left; L.Bouvet & F.Michel Conclusion: New Labour and the Uncertain Futures of Progressive Politics; S.Giaimo & S.White Index
SAM BEER Professor Emeritus, Department of Government, Harvard University
LAURENT BOUVET Lecturer in Political Science, University of Lille and Institute for Political Studies, Paris
ANDREAS BUSCH University of Heidelberg, Germany
ANNA COOTE King's Fund, London
COLIN CROUCH Professor, European University Institute, Italy
SUSAN GIAIMO Professor, Department of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute for Technology, USA
ANTON HEMERIJCK Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
PAUL JOHNSON The Financial Services Authority
MARC LANDY Professor, Department of Political Science, Boston College, USA
PHILIP MANOW Minda De Gunzberg Centre for European Studies, Harvard University
FRÉDÉRIC MICHEL Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Public Policy Research, Institute for Public Policy Research, London
PIPPA NORRIS Professor, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
CAREY OPPENHEIM Research Director, Institute for Public Policy Research, London
MICHELE SALVATI Commisione Lavoro Gruppo Democratici, Rome
STEVEN TELES Professor, Department of Politics, Brandeis University, USA
FRANK VANDENBROUCKE Kabinet van de Minister van Sociale Zaken en Pensioenen, Brussels
JELLE VISSER Max-Planck Institute for Social Research, Cologne, Germany
MARGARET WEIR Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley, USA
STUART WOOD Magdalen College, Oxford