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Thatcherism

BibliographyElectoral historyHonoursMP for FinchleyPublic Bodies (Admission to Meetings) ActSecretary of State for Education and ScienceCircular 10/70Withdrawal of school milkLeader of the OppositionShadow cabinet1975 leadership election1979 no-confidence vote in Callaghan ministryPrime Minister of the United KingdomPremiershipPoliciesThatcherismdomesticeconomicotherAppointmentsMinisterswets and dries Articles by ministry and term:1979–1983First ministry1979 election"The lady's not for turning""TINA"1979 budget1980 budget1981 budget1982 budget1983 budgetFalklands WarRight to Buy1983–1987Second ministry1983 re-election1984 budget1985 budget1986 budget1987 budgetAnglo-Irish AgreementBig BangBrighton bombingJoint DeclarationMiners' strikeUK rebateWestland affair1987–1990Third ministry1987 re-election1988 budget1989 budget1989 leadership election1990 budget1990 leadership election and resignationBruges speechPoll taxSermon on the MoundPost-premiershipCeremonial funeralLegacyPublicationsThe Downing Street Years (1993)The Path to Power (1995)Statecraft (2003)Thatcherism is a form of British conservative ideology named after Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher that relates to not just her political platform and particular policies, but also her personal character and style of management while in office.

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