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Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- Family tree -- Acknowledgements -- Map -- Preface -- Part I. A Childhood of Love and Olive Oil -- 1. The milkman and his goats deliver -- 2. Education, Education, Education -- 3. Improving minds, skills and souls -- 4. Affairs of the heart: number one -- 5. Affairs of the heart: number two -- 6. Extended family: the 'sweets' side -- 7. Extended family: bricks, mortar and Hail Marys -- 8. The Church -- 9. Religion and its festivals -- 10. Fun and play -- 11. Men -- 12. Women and their lives -- 13. Far bella figura -- 14. The local health service -- Part II. Moving North. Staying South -- 15. North we go! -- 16. Settling down in the capital -- 17. Back to Delianuova: the two Totas -- 18. The miracolo economico reaches the family -- 19. Mamma did not do cuisine … -- 20. Mafia? Never heard of it -- Part III. Delianuova. Have I Ever Left It? -- 21. International affairs -- 22. Tragedy in the family -- 23. Going back -- 24. You can't cook decent meals without olive oil -- 25. Still thinking of Calabria -- Bibliography -- Index of recipes.

The paper discusses the main aims and characteristics of the three Ways in British economics and politics: the First Way refers to the period from after WWII to the mid 1970s; the second Way refers to the Conservative Government period starting from 1979; and the Third Way to the New Labour Government period since 1997. These three Ways are considered in relation to their main characteristics, the policies of the relevant governments and the problems they have encountered. The New Labour policies are analyzed in more details by reference to the case of the National Health Service. The reasons why the New Labour Way is different from the second Way as well as the problems it is facing are highlighted. A discussion of why New Labour has taken the Third Way route follows.