Titlebook: Contemporary British Politics; Bill Coxall,Lynton Robins Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 constitution.desegr

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Karl Krekeler,Friedrich Mittrops. We then move on to examine whether, as some people allege, certain spheres of human life are inherently non-political. In this section, we ask and seek to answer the question ‘What makes a disagreement political?’ The chapter ends by analysing the role of violence in politics. Is politics a parti

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Betrieb der Apparatur als Kryopumpe,incipal characteristics of the political culture are examined from contrasting viewpoints in order to assess whether it is based on a . regarding political values or on .. Political scientists have answered this question in different ways, and to help our assessment the concept of deference and the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07473-1tments) and civil service, and quasi-governmental bodies (QUANGOS). We begin in this chapter with a close examination of the two institutions at the pinnacle of the central decision-making process: the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. We consider their actual working before moving to the controversia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07473-1unctions, size and organisation. We then turn to the two leading themes of the chapter — first, to a consideration of the roles of Ministers and civil servants, with special emphasis upon the nature of the relationship between them; and second to an analysis of the convention of Ministerial responsi

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Heinz Schmidtke,Hans Christoph Mickoably since 1945 and a great variety of bodies have been established to administer the expanded public sector. Such bodies, notably quangos and the nationalised industries, have been viewed with hostility by the political Right. There have been many practical reasons for nationalising specific indust

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Heinz Schmidtke,Hans Christoph Mickof councils and their personnel, and even the need for local government at all. The role of local government has been questioned in recent years and some have argued that the services it performs could be best provided by other organisations. This chapter examines the organisation of local authoritie

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