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Following the 2004 expansion of the European Union (EU), Polish migrant workers began arriving in the United Kingdom on an unprecedented scale. Londoners (Londyńczycy, 2008-9) was a response to this. Exploring the lives of Polish migrants in London, the series became an instant success on Polish television, regularly attracting around four million viewers. This article explores how Londoners represents Britishness and Polishness to its target Polish audience. It will argue that the series negotiates questions of Polish national identity, which over the past 20 years has been undergoing fundamental redefinition as a result of the ending of the Cold War and Poland's accession to the EU. ; 'Great Britain, Great Expectations': The Representation of Polish Migration to Great Britain in Londyńczycy/LondonersFollowing the 2004 expansion of the European Union (EU), Polish migrant workers began arriving in the United Kingdom on an unprecedented scale. Londoners (Londyńczycy, 2008-9) was a response to this. Exploring the lives of Polish migrants in London, the series became an instant success on Polish television, regularly attracting around four million viewers. This article explores how Londoners represents Britishness and Polishness to its target Polish audience. It will argue that the series negotiates questions of Polish national identity, which over the past 20 years has been undergoing fundamental redefinition as a result of the ending of the Cold War and Poland's accession to the EU.

The subject of this study is the evolution of British public policy between 1900 and 2010 with to the special focus on budgetary, monetary and social policy, as well as policy towards the public sector. This period was characterized by a steady, yet non-linear rise in economic and social activity of the state. Sudden increases were caused by one of three categories of events: wars, economic crises and changes at the highest levels of government. As a result, the history of British public policy in between 1900 and 2010 is divided into the following stages: 1) 1900-1931 - decline of the liberal era; 2) 1931-1951 - steady increase in the state's economic activity; 3) 1951-1979 - systemic stabilization at a high level of state involvement in economic and social issues; 4) 1997-2007 - attempt to return to economic liberalism; 5) 2007-2010 - a period of volatility and the search for new public policy principles.

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Acts of the imperial Parliament, orders in council, etc., having the force of law in the Province of Quebec, prefixed to most volumes ; Binder's title: 1867-1941, Statutes of Quebec; 1942- , Statuts de Québec. Statutes of Quebec ; Some issues accompanied by supplementary computer disk ; Mode of access: Internet. ; FOR COMPLETE RECORD SEE CHECKLIST ; Prior to 1942, issued separately in French and English; library holds English series only

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by command of Her Majesty, June 1967.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, May 1972.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, January 1969.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, June 1972.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, July 1973.