Routledge Capital and Politics - Political Science Book

Explore the complex connection between capital and government in Britain with this Routledge Library Edition. This academic text examines how capital is organized and practiced within both national and local political processes. By focusing on empirical data, the book provides a detailed look at how power and policy operate in real-world settings. Readers will gain insights into the influence of the City of London and the role the CBI plays in representing capital interests. The text also addresses major theoretical themes such as de-industrialisation and corporatism. It is an essential resource for those studying the development of pressure group habits and the ways government interacts with economic forces. This volume is a valuable addition to any collection focused on political science, sociology, or the social sciences.