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Book Review: Who Stole the Town Hall? The End of Local Government as We Know It by Peter Latham

Capital & Class

Conference of Socialist Economists

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Book Review: Who Stole the Town Hall? The End of Local Government as We Know It by Peter Latham

Volume 41, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.1177/0309816817735719q

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(2006) Marxism, the state and British politics. British Politics 1(1): 67–83.

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Gough

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(2014) The difference between local and national capitalism, and why local capitalisms differ from one another: A Marxist approach. Capital & Class 38(1): 197–210.

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