The Government of Great Britain

This book is a self-contained study, based on wide research, of the organization and functioning of government and politics in Britain. Its approach is not merely constitutional and institutional; the author, who is head of the Politics Department at the new University of York, sets out to provide a...

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Autore principale: Moodie, Graeme Cochrane
Natura: Livre papier
Lingua:Anglais
Pubblicazione: London] : Methuen 1964.
Edizione:[2d ed.].
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Nota: Réimpression : 1968
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Riassunto:This book is a self-contained study, based on wide research, of the organization and functioning of government and politics in Britain. Its approach is not merely constitutional and institutional; the author, who is head of the Politics Department at the new University of York, sets out to provide a wide economic and social background, and discusses in detail the actual working of parliamentary procedure, party discipline and other related topics. Controversial subjects such as the future of the House of Lords, the nature of ministerial responsibility, and the doctrine of the "national interest" are also discussed, and an up-to-date bibliography is provided.
Descrizione del documento:Réimpression : 1968
Descrizione fisica:1 vol. (VIII-213 p.) : ill., couv. ill. ; 22 cm.
Bibliografia:Bibliogr. p. 200-207. Index