Who runs Britain? (2008)

by Robert Peston

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Thought-provoking and easy-to-read book about the people who have been pulling the strings in British economy for the past three decades or so. (

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Who runs Britain?

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2008

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I didn't expect flying cars.

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Subtitle was changed (to "Who's to blame...") for paperback edition.

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Who makes the decisions in this country? Who is the power behind the throne? Who's really in charge? Let the BBC's business correspondent Robert Peston take you through the looking glass on a behind-the-scenes tour of Britain's hidden power brokers and the reasons behind their rise.… (more)