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Literaturliste Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Sommersemester 2007 Institut für Politische Wissenschaft und Soziologie Hauptseminar für den Magister-Studiengang: Tony Blair und New Labour. Was bleibt? Dr. Brigitte Seebacher Literaturliste Signatur Titel A 06-07035 Astle, Julian (Ed.): Britain after Blair : a Liberal agenda. London 2006 POL 500 GROS Beck Becker, Bernd: Politik in Großbritannien. Paderborn 2002 X 08480/2001, 5 Suppl. Bischoff, Joachim / Lieber, Christoph: Epochenbegriff. „Soziale Gerechtigkeit“. Hamburg 2001 A 98-00618 Blair, Tony: Meine Vision. London 1997 A 05-04584 Coates, David: Prolonged labour : the slow birth of New Labour in Britain. Basingstoke 2005 A 06-03088 Coughlin, Con: American Ally. Tony Blair and the War on Terror. London 2006 A 00-04093 Dixon, Keith: Ein würdiger Erbe. Anthony Blair und der Thatcherismus. Konstanz 2000 C 06-00792 Haworth, Alan / Hayter, Dianne: Men Who Made Labour. 2006 A 06-07010 Hennessy, Peter: The prime minister. The office and its holders since 1945. London 2001 POL 500 GROS Hüb Hübner, Emil: Das politische System Großbritannien. Eine Einführung. 1999 [im Bestand nur die Auflage von 1998] A 06-07017 Jenkins, Simon: Thatcher & Sons: A Revolution in Three Acts. London 2006 A 06-00968 Kandel, Johannes: Der Nordirland Konflikt. Bonn 2005 POL 900 GROS Kaste Kastendiek, H / Sturm, R: (Hrsg): Länderbericht Großbritannien, Bonn 2006 (3. Aktualisierte und neu bearbeitete Auflage der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung. POL 500 GROS Krumm Krumm, Thomas/ Noetzel, Thomas: Das Regierungssystem Großbritanniens. Eine Einführung. München 2006. POL 500 GROS Leach Leach, Robert/ u.a.: British politics. Basingstoke 2006 A 05-04568 Leonard, Dick: A century of premiers. Salisbury to Blair. Basingstoke 2005. A 05-03239 Mischler. Gerd: Tony Blair, Reformer - Premierminister - Glaubenskrieger. Berlin 2005 POL 500 GROS Peele Peele, Gillian: Governing the UK. British politics in the 21st century. Oxford 42004 A 05-05611 Preston, Robert: Brown's Britain. London 2005 ARB 400 GROS 7 Reid Reid, Alastair J. u. Pelling Henry: A Short History of the Labour Party 2005 A 05-06503 Rosen, Greg: Old Labour to new. The dreams that inspired, the battles that divided. London 2005 A 05-04569 Russell, Meg: Building New Labour. The politics of party organisation Basingstoke 2005 A 04-00725 Reitan, Earl Aaron: The Thatcher Revolution: Margaret Thatcher, John Mayor, Tony Blair, and the transformation of modern Britain, 1979-2001. 2003 A 04-04898 Seldon, Anthony: Blair. London 2004 A 05-05688 Seldon, Anthony (Ed.): The Blair effect 2001-5. Cambridge 2005 GESCH 790 GROS Shaw Shaw, Eric: The Labour Party since 1945. Old Labour - New Labour. Oxford 1996 A 96-04489 Sopel, Jan: Tony Blair. Der Herausforderer. 1996 A 07-00605 Temple, Mick; Blair. London 2006 (The 20 British prime ministers of the 20th century, Bd. 20) A 06-03087 Williams, Paul D: British Foreign Policy Under New Labour 1997-2005. 2006 Die Bücher stehen alle im Seminarapparat. Bei Lesesaal-Bestand ist die Signatur angegeben. Die Bücher stehen im Lesesaalbestand; bitte diese dorthin nach der Benutzung zurückstellen. Danke! 1 Literaturliste/ Bestand Bibliothek der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Zusammengestellt von Hubert Woltering M.A. 1.0 Literatur (T. Blair Autor o. Mitautor) S. 2 2.0 Literatur (über T. Blair publiziert) S. 5 3.0 Literatur (von der Labour-Party veröffentlicht; EJ 2000ff.) S. 11 4.0 Literatur (von der Labour-Party veröffentlicht; EJ 1990-1999) S. 17 5.0 Literatur (über die Labour-Party veröffentlicht; EJ 2000ff.) S. 36 6.0 Literatur (über die Labour-Party veröffentlicht; EJ 1990-1999) S. 48 7.0 Zeitschriftenartikel (Auswahl; Ersch.-jahr 2000ff.) S. 61 8.0 Politische Länderkunde Großbritannien S. 112 1.0 Literatur (T. Blair Autor o. Mitautor) Bischoff, Joachim Epochenbegriff "Soziale Gerechtigkeit" / Joachim Bischoff ; Christoph Lieber. Mit einem Beitrag von Tony Blair: Dritter Weg, zweiter Akt. - Hamburg : VSA-Verl., 2001. - 34 S.. - (Sozialismus ; Suppl. zu 2001,5) Signatur(en): X 8480/2001,5, Suppl. Blair, Tony Briefing notes on the speech of Rt Hon Tony Blair MP, Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party : Labour's annual conference in Blackpool ; September 29 1998. - London : Labour Party Conference 98 Media Office, 1998. - [13] Bl.. - (News from Labour ; 1998, Sep., 29) Signatur(en): Z 6954/1998, Sep., 29 Blair, Tony Britain in Europe : an agenda for reform ; [speech to the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bonn, Tuesday, 30 May 1995] / [Tony Blair]. - Bonn, 1995. - 14 Bl. Signatur(en): C 95-1352; C 95-1353 Blair, Tony The broken guarantee : a survey of waiting lists for youth training / Tony Blair. - London : Labour, [ca. 1992]. - 15 S. Kopie Signatur(en): C 92-1113 Blair, Tony The courage of our convictions : why reform of the public services is the route to social justice / Tony Blair. - 1. publ.. - London : Fabian Soc., 2002. - IV, 34 S.. - (Fabian ideas ; 603) ISBN 0-7163-0603-4 Signatur(en): A 02-4055 Blair, Tony "Dritter Weg" und "neue Mitte". In: Gewerkschaftliche Monatshefte. - 50(1999), H. 7-8, S. 397 - 399 Signatur(en): ARB 728 Z Gewerk Blair, Tony Economic and monetary union : prime minister's statement / [Tony Blair. - London : Labour Party], 1998. - 6 S. Kopie Signatur(en): C 98-2064 2 Blair, Tony Labour means action on crime / Tony Blair. - London : The Labour Party, [1994]. - 10 Bl. Signatur(en): C 94-1705 Blair, Tony Let us face the future : the 1945 anniversairy lecture / by Tony Blair. - London : Fabian Society, 1995. - 16 S.. - (Fabian pamphlet ; 571) ISBN 0-7163-0571-2 Signatur(en): A 95-3714 Blair, Tony Eine neue Politik für das neue Jahrhundert. In: Neue Gesellschaft, Frankfurter Hefte. - 46(1999), H. 5, S. 441 - 444 Aus: The Independent, 21. 9. 1998 Signatur(en): Y 539 Blair, Tony New Britain : my vision of a young country / Tony Blair. - 1. publ.. - Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1997. - XIII, 338 S. ISBN 0-8133-3338-5 Signatur(en): A 98-618 Blair, Tony Socialism / by Tony Blair. - London : Fabian Society, 1994. - 7 S.. - (Fabian pamphlet ; 565) ISBN 0-7163-0565-8 Signatur(en): A 94-3732 Blair, Tony Speech : october 3rd. 1995 / by Tony Blair. - [London : Labour, 1995]. - [24] Bl. Signatur(en): C 96-835 Blair, Tony Speech by the prime minister, the right honourable Tony Blair MP, at the British Venture Capital Association Conference at the Intercontinental Hotel, London, on Tuesday, 6 July 1999. - [S.l., 1999]. - 8 Bl. Signatur(en): C 99-1693 Blair, Tony Speech by the prime minister, the RT Hon Tony Blair MP : NHS 50th anniversary conference, London, Thursday 2nd July 1998. - [S.l., 1998]. - 16 S. Signatur(en): C 02-2319 Blair, Tony Text of speech by Rt Hon Tony Blair MP, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, at the Labour Party annual conference : Tuesday 29th September, Blackpool. - London : Labour Party Conference 98 Media Office, 1998. - 20 S.. - (News from Labour ; 1998, Sep., 29) Signatur(en): Z 6954/1998, Sep., 29 Blair, Tony The third way : new politics for the new century / Tony Blair. - London : Fabian Soc., 1998. - 20 S.. - (Fabian pamphlet ; 588). - (New lefts) ISBN 0-7163-0588-7 Signatur(en): A 98-9765 Blair, Tony Tony Blair in his own words / ed. by Paul Richards. - 1. publ.. - London : Politico's, 2004. - XVIII, 281 S. 3 ISBN 1-84275-089-5 Signatur(en): A 05-2333 Blair, Tony Training in crisis : a report on the underfunding of training and enterprise councils / Tony Blair. - [London] : Labour, 1992. - 9 S. : graph. Darst. Kopie Signatur(en): C 92-1112 Blair-Schröder : le texte du "manifeste" ; les analyses critiques / de Laurent Bouvet .... - Paris : Fondation Jean-Jaurès, 1999. - 120 S. : Ill.. - (Les notes de la Fondation Jean Jaurès ; 1999,13) ISBN 2-910461-06-8 Signatur(en): A 99-6259 Europe: the third way - die neue Mitte / by Tony Blair and Gerhard Schroeder. - [Electronic ed.]. - Johannesburg : Friedrich Ebert Foundation, South Africa Office, 1998. - 40 KB, PDF-File. - (Working documents / Friedrich Ebert Foundation, South Africa Office ; 2) Electronic ed.: Johannesburg : FES South Africa, [1998]. - Title only online available. - (Im Geschäftsgang) Iraq's weapons of mass destruction : the assessment of the British government. - [Electronic ed.. - S.l.] : The Stationary Off., 2002. - 51 S. : Ill. Adresse: http://www.ukonline.gov.uk/featurenews/iraqdossier.pdf. - Electronic ed.: London, 2002. - Speicherung: 25.09.2002 Is new Labour working? / Tony Blair ... Ed. by Gavin Kelly. - London : Fabian Soc., 1999. - 58 S.. - (Fabian pamphlet ; 590). - (Modernising Britain) ISBN 0-7163-0590-9 Signatur(en): A 99-7551 Maaß, Gero Neuer Elan für den Dritten Weg? : Die Progressive Governance Conference im Juli in London / Gero Maass. - London : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Büro London, 2003. - 10, 6 Bl.. - (Blickpunkt Großbritannien) Anlage: Tony Blair's speech to this weekend's Progressive Governance Conference in full : published Fri, 11 July 2003 Signatur(en): C 03-1282; C 03-1283 Das Millenarium-Projekt : Staatschefs antworten der Jugend dieser Welt / Léonard Anthony .... - 1. Aufl.. - Berlin : Rowohlt Berlin, 2000. - 199 S. Einheitssacht.: Millenarium <dt.> ISBN 3-87134-415-X Signatur(en): A 01-1523 Schröder, Gerhard <1944 - > Con đuong tien lên đoi voi nhung nguoi xã hoi dân chu châu âu / mot de nghi cua Gerhard Schroeder và Tony Blair. Con đuong thu ba - đuong loi trung dung moi / uy ban Giá tri co ban Ban chap hành trung uong Đang XHDC Đuc. - Hà Noi : Vien Friedrich Ebert, 1999. - 62 S. Signatur(en): C 00-1526; C 00-1527 Schröder, Gerhard <1944 - > Der Weg nach vorne für Europas Sozialdemokraten : ein Vorschlag / von Gerhard Schröder und Tony Blair. - [Bonn, 1999]. - 18 S. Signatur(en): C 99-3223; C 99-3224 Schröder, Gerhard <1944 - > Der Weg nach vorne für Europas Sozialdemokraten : ein Vorschlag / von Gerhard Schröder und Tony 4 Blair. In: Perspektive 21 : Brandenburgische Hefte für Wissenschaft und Politik. - 8 (1999), S. 12 - 26. - (1999- automatisch ermitteltes Erscheinungsjahr) Signatur(en): X 9387 Spini, Valdo La rosa e l'ulivo : per il nuovo partito del socialismo europeo in Italia / Valdo Spini.
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