politalX Politics Store - Boris V. Ken: How Boris Johnson Won London

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Manufacturer: Politico's Publishing Ltd
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Binding: Paperback EAN: 9781842752258 ISBN: 1842752251 Label: Politico's Publishing Ltd Manufacturer: Politico's Publishing Ltd Number Of Pages: 240 Publication Date: 2008-06-30 Publisher: Politico's Publishing Ltd Studio: Politico's Publishing Ltd
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Excellent narrative history of Boris beating the incumbent Comment: This book is a very quick read and doesn't break much new ground for anyone who took more than a passing interest in the 2008 London Mayoral Election. It is, however, the first book to bring the whole story into one volume and in that sense is pretty exhaustive yet entertainingly written (Isaby's gossip column skills help on this front). Perhaps another book will be written with more analysis of events or in depth accounts of one or other campaign, but for now this is a pretty definitve history lf the election.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Definitive analysis of the London elections 2008 Comment: The perfect pairing of Giles Edwards and Jonathan Isaby has made this book the definitive analysis of the race between Boris and Ken. It's pacy, astute and informative. Labour strategists who want to understand where their campaign went wrong should have this down as holiday reading.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Blond Torygraph Boy versus Red Ken Comment: Excellent read tells the story of how Boris applied himself to defeat the man who survived Thatcher , Kinnock , Blair and Brown ! Isaby is a remarkable journo who even in his twenties was consulted by Tory MP's on who would be elected Tory leader in 2001 and 2005.
Customer Rating:      Summary: superb insiders guide to the great upset of 2008 Comment: A top quality read by 2 insiders in British politics. Giles and Jonathan really seem to know their way around the london political scene. This book tells the full story of boris, his tactics, his persona and his victory. It is insightful, witty and the not to miss political book of 2008!
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