Titlebook: Local Government; J. M. Gillespie Book 1988 The Economic and Social Research Council 1988 Electoral.development.election.elections.health.

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Complaints,or England and Wales and Scotland respectively. The Commissions investigate complaints made by members of the public of injustice resulting from maladministration in local government. The Commissions may consider complaints against committees, elected members and officers not only of all those bodie

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Conclusion,tance, related to non-financial statistics and did not initially have an impact on the publication of statistics nationally. Hitherto, as . [B.1] shows, a wide range of mainly financial statistics was available at national level and there was the tacit assumption within authorities that these could

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J. M. Gillespier duties as God’s commands, and to examine how this complex of views has been received in the analytic tradition of moral philosophy in this century.. My claim will be that Kant has usually been interpreted in this tradition as showing in the . that a divine command theory of ethics is heteronomous.

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J. M. Gillespiean existence in its radical breach with immanence, it is difficult to imagine two thinkers more unlike and more antithetical. The idea of God, forbidden any transcendent and constitutive use in the determination of the content of religion and allowed only an eschatological function as a postulate of

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J. M. Gillespieen its victory seemed at hand—the post-Cold War era.. The aim in this chapter is to give an alternative account of the significance of such a crisis. I argue that liberal internationalism’s “failings and limitations,” to use Hoffmann’s phrase, are rooted in the inability of sovereign states and stat

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J. M. Gillespieen its victory seemed at hand—the post-Cold War era.. The aim in this chapter is to give an alternative account of the significance of such a crisis. I argue that liberal internationalism’s “failings and limitations,” to use Hoffmann’s phrase, are rooted in the inability of sovereign states and stat