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Discover 'The Conservative Party After Brexit', a groundbreaking book that dives deep into the evolution of the UK's most successful political party. Authored by Tim Bale, a leading expert in contemporary British politics, this essential read explores how the Conservative Party has transformed in the wake of the Brexit referendum. Delve into how the party pivoted from a traditional centre-right stance to a blend of radical right-wing populism and free market principles, raising questions about stability and adherence to democratic norms. With a thorough analysis of pivotal moments under Prime Ministers Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Liz Truss, and the strategic rise of Rishi Sunak, this compelling narrative captures the essence of a party in flux. Ideal for political enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone keen on understanding the complexities of Britain's post-Brexit political landscape, 'The Conservative Party After Brexit' provides a critical perspective on a party grappling with its identity. Explore themes of political adaptation, populist rhetoric, and the future of the Conservative Party as it navigates new challenges in a post-Brexit UK. Perfect for your political library, this book invites readers to rethink the implications of Brexit on British conservatism.