The Rape of the Constitution?Keith Sutherland Imprint Academic, 2000 - 370 pàgines This text is compiled of essays critical of the Government's handling of constitutional reform in relation to Europe, Westminster and devolution, in the late 1990s. |
Continguts
Bagehot Revisited | 1 |
Tony Benn How Democratic is Britain? 33353 | 61 |
Gillian Peele New Structures Old Politics? | 115 |
Simon Hughes and Duncan Brack Power Politics | 129 |
Nevil Johnson Parliament Pensioned Off? | 145 |
Bernard Weatherill The Law of Unforseen Consequences | 163 |
Peter Carrington The Lords are ALeaping | 187 |
J R Lucas Constitution and Democracy | 199 |
The Democratic Case | 213 |
Frases i termes més freqüents
agenda American appointed argued authority become Bill Blairite Britain British Cabinet central century civil service Commission consensus Conservative constitutional reform Court Crown debate decisions democratic devolution devolved direct democracy effect elected electoral ernment Europe European Union executive Freedland freedom functions Government's Hereditary Peers Hitchens House of Commons House of Lords Human Rights important independence individual institutions interest issues judges judicial Labour Party Law Lords leader legislation Liberal London Lord Chancellor majority Mandelson mayor means Media Class ment monarchy Northern Ireland Parlia parliamentary Peter Hitchens politicians poll Prime Minister Privy Council question radical referendum reformed second chamber regional republican role Royal Scotland Scottish Parliament select committees social society sovereignty Thatcher tion tive Tony Blair Tories traditional Treaty United Kingdom Upper House vote Wakeham Wakeham Report Wales Welsh Assembly Westminster
Referències a aquest llibre
The Last Prime Minister: Being Honest about the UK Presidency Graham Allen Previsualització limitada - 2003 |