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Hace 2 días · That wasn’t good enough for our class warriors. They preferred equal ignorance to unequal education, which is why they vowed to eliminate Grammar Schools. Labour Secretary for Education, Anthony Crosland (d. 1977), didn’t mince words: “If it’s the last thing I do, I’m going to destroy every fucking Grammar School in England.”
Hace 5 días · One of the key turning points (or lack thereof) in the Wilson era was the decision not to devalue the pound upon reaching office in 1964. Anthony Crosland, among others, argued that the socialist case for higher growth ‘had been sacrificed at the high altar of protecting the parity of sterling’ (p. 16).
Hace 2 días · A different future than that envisioned by Marx has started to emerge—explored and described by Anthony Crosland in the United Kingdom in his 1956 book The Future of Socialism and by John Kenneth Galbraith in North America in his 1958 book The Affluent Society, 90 years after Marx's research on the state of capitalism in 1867.
Hace 2 días · Sir Keir Starmer says he has changed Labour, but his proposal to add VAT to independent school fees (report, May 27) shows that his party still wants to eliminate ambition, aspiration and excellence – just as it did in the days of Anthony Crosland, with his determination to destroy grammar schools. Margaret Chatham. Coventry, Warwickshire
Hace 2 días · SIR – My son was almost the last of the 11-plus children in Coventry. He passed the exam, and for the next seven years received an outstanding education at one of the city’s two boys ...
Hace 2 días · In fact, more specifically than that, brought about principally by the Rt. Hon. Anthony Crosland, MP, Secretary of State for Education and Science in Harold Wilson’s government. That government’s policy to establish Comprehensive schools across England and Wales gained traction under Crosland and by the end of Labour power in 1979 over 90% of pupils were in comprehensive schools.
Hace 1 día · economy included R. H. Tawney, [38] Anthony Crosland, [39] and Andrew Shonfield, who were mostly associated with the Labour Party in the United Kingdom. During the post-war period and coinciding with the Golden Age of Capitalism, there was general worldwide rejection of laissez-faire economics as capitalist countries embraced mixed economies founded on economic planning, intervention, and welfare.
