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1.0 Thatcherite agenda
As an ideology, conservatism was born in Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution. Pierre established the basic principles for the https://www.51lunwen.org/news/2011/0523/1203139548.html

Conservative Party, Disraeli introduced the Tory democracy for modern conservatism to add new content the new situation after World War II to the left wing of the Conservative Party to further increase state intervention in the social and economic life, and Thatcherism back to the previous conservative Disraeli the Conservative Party in this ideological flexibility an important reason. continues to this day the British Conservative Party, the source can be traced back to the Tory camp, after the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and later served as political factions is the Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Jupiter and Liverpool Lord predecessor.

Contents
1.0 Thatcherite agenda 1
2.0 Cameron’s gonernment of policy 1
3.0 Conclusion 4
References 5

3.0 Conclusion
The Conservative Party has always faced the conflict between conservative and change their party ideology often comes into conflict with social reality and political environment. The Conservative Party has been maintenance of the political parties of the interests of the privileged class, bourgeois interests to the interests of the landed aristocracy from the beginning of the next. However, it maintained the interests of the bourgeoisie as a whole, when external pressure is too large, it is often in order to maintain the entire ruling class to give up one of the privilege, as after the war a very conservative influence recognized by the Party of "If you do not give the people social reform, they will give you social revolution." in this case, the Conservatives repeatedly forced to adjust their ideologies and policies.

References
1. Hall S and Jacques M (1983) The Politics of Thatcherism Lawrence and Wisehart (W)
2. Gamble A (1994) The Free Economy and the Strong State: The Politics of Thatcherism Palgrave Macmillan (S – 1st Edition) (W -1st and 2nd Edition) (Very important interpretation of the New Right in Britain – I would recommend the second edition, but first edition is also good)
3. Hickson, K (ed.) (2005), The political thought of the Conservative Party Since 1945 Palgrave (W) (P – chapter on One Nation and Conclusion)
4. Willets D (1992), Modern Conservatism Penguin

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5. ‘Built to Last: The Aims and Values of the Conservative Party’ (2006), available at: https://www.conservatives.com/pdf/BuiltToLast-AimsandValues.pdf
6. David Marr. "Power Trip:The Political Journey of Kevin Rudd", Issue 38 of Quarterly Essay Series. Black Inc., 2010. Pp.126. (British Conservative Party leader David Cameron launched the Progressive Conservatism Project at Demos.)
7. J. G. (15 May 2011). "Crime has become the Conservatives' biggest vulnerability". The Economist. Retrieved 21 May 2011.
8. Lynch, P (2010), ‘The Conservative Party under Cameron’ in Politics Review February 2010 (P)
9. Lynch P and Fairclough P (2010), ‘UK Update: Cameron’s ‘big idea’’ in Politics Review (P)
10. Heywood A (2011), ‘The Big Society: Conservatism reinvented?’ in Politics Review September 2011