BY ALEXANDER COCKBURN In the ebb of the great post-World War II economic boom, one simple question lies on the government agenda of every industrialized nation amid vast structural unemployment and diminished social expectations: How best to assuage the alarm expressed by Chief Constable of Greater Manchester James Anderton in 1980? Anderton gave his considered […]
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