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2.
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3.
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This aspect of Tory policy is unique in being delivered through an organ incorporating trade union interests. This is because thegovernment needs to have shopfloor cooperation for work experience, and the trade unions -in a situation of mass unemployment, falling apprenticeships and removal of Industrial Training Boards — need to retain some control of training content and maintain links with the young.
7.
For more details see Fairley, J.The Great Training Robbery, Marxism Today, November, 1982; various articles in the first two volumes of Critical Social Policy; and The Tories Poisoned Apple, ILP, 1983
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16.
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17.
Joe Sim is a researcher for the GLC Policy Committee. The views expressed are his alone and not those of the GLC, its Police Committee or the Police Committee Support Unit
18.
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19.
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The Times, 3 September 1982
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Hansard, 19 November 1982, col. 318
22.
Report of the Work of the Police Authority for Northern Ireland, 1970-1981, p.43
23.
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26.
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State Research, Vol.5, No.28, 1982
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For more details see Murie, A. Housing: a thoroughly residual policy, in Bull, D. and Wilding P. (eds), op cit, 1983
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For more details see Maynard, A. Privatising the National Health Service, Poverty, No.54, April 1983; and C. Oldfield The NHS in Hastings, S. and Levie, H. (eds), op cit, 1983
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See Lee, P.Welfare State: The Second Front Opens, Marxism Today, May 1983, for a discussion of this
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Runnymede Trust Bulletin, October 1982
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The Guardian, 2 November 1982
55.
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The Guardian, 11 February 1983
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The Guardian, 12 May 1983
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The Guardian, 13 August 1982
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Brixton Disorders 10-12 April 1981, Cmnd 8427
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69.
The Times, 6 September 1982
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Runnymede Trust Bulletin, op cit, April 1981
71.
The Sunday Times, 1 May 1983
72.
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The Economist, 23 April 1983
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