MARGARET THATCHER AND DAVID CAMERON: TWO WAYS TO MODERNIZE THE BRITISH CONSERVATIVE PARTY

Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron are part of the history of the British Conservative Party. Both leaders have won some elections and have reached the power in the time of economic crisis that without any doubt will influence their political decisions. Beyond this circumstantial characteristic, Thatcher and Cameron have been capable of changing the course and shape of the party by introducing its own discourse and program shaper.