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The New British Politics - Couverture souple

Budge, Ian; Crewe, Ivor; McKay, David; Newton, Kenneth

 
9780582289253: The New British Politics

Synopsis

Book by Budge Ian

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Revue de presse

Comments from Reviewers:

'The balance between analysis and description is excellent.'

'Balanced and comprehensive'

'The inserts and tables are exceptionally useful.'

'... punchy, sub-headed and reliable ... contains a helpful booklist directing students to up-to-date and detailed texts, articles and monographs.'

'What I particularly like about the book is its historical perspective ... the chapters build on each other well and there is a cumulative sense.'

'The level of writing is accessible but also thought provoking xxx; a good blend.'

Comments on particular chapters:

Re Europe

'The content is fresh and up-to-date and readers will especially appreciate new material on the role of the FCO and the Cabinet Office.'

Re (Dis) United Kingdom

'This makes for an interesting and authoritative chapter which takes minority interests seriously.'

Présentation de l'éditeur

A well-known and respected author team provide an authoritative, original and up-to-date introduction to British Politics. In contrast to other books it places a greater emphasis on the importance of the global economy and Britain's place in Europe and the extent to which the British constitution is equipped for the challenges of the 21st century. An authoritative book which covers all the key themes and issues within British politics by providing a solid framework for discussion with student questions,and chapter summaries which aid learning.

Authors: Professor Ivor Crewe, Professor Ian Budge, Professor David McKay, Professor Kenneth Newton all based at the Department of Government, University of Essex.
Specially commissioned contributors: Professor Albert Weale, Department of Government, University of Essex, Professor Maurice Sunkin, Department of Law, University of Essex, Nigel South, Department of Sociology, University of Essex and David Robertson, St Hughes College, Oxford.

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