Orderly Britain: How Britain has resolved everyday problems, from dog fouling to double parking
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Orderly Britain: How Britain has resolved everyday problems, from dog fouling to double parking

by Tim Newburn, Andrew Ward

History Politics Social Science
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Orderly Britain explores how Britain has addressed the everyday problems that influence public life. From dog fouling to double parking, Tim Newburn and Andrew Ward consider the practical responses used to resolve common nuisances and maintain order in society.

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Orderly Britain examines how Britain has resolved everyday problems that affect shared public spaces and daily life.

Tim Newburn and Andrew Ward focus on familiar issues, including dog fouling and double parking.

The book considers the practical responses used to address common nuisances and maintain order.

It offers a broad look at the relationship between everyday problems, public behaviour, and British society.

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