The United Kingdom Since 1945 is an economic and social history providing an appraisal of seventy-five years of British and Northern Irish history.
Chris Wrigley is Emeritus Professor of History at Nottingham University, UK. Previously, he taught at Queen's University, Belfast, and Loughborough University. He was on the Economic History Society Council from 1983 for nearly 30 years, and President of the Historical Association, 1996-99. His books include David Lloyd George and the British Labour Movement (1976), Lloyd George and the Challenge of Labour (1990), and British Trade Unions since 1933 (2002), and he has edited A History of British Industrial Relations (1982, 1986, 1992), The First World War and the International Economy (2000), and Blackwell's A Companion to Early Twentieth-Century Britain (2003).
