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Titel:   Politics UK
Reihe:   Longman
Autor:   Bill Jones / Philip Norton
Verlag:   Pearson Longman
Einband:   Softcover
Auflage:   7
Sprache:   Englisch
Seiten:   648
Erschienen:   Juli 2010
ISBN13:   9781405899963
ISBN10:   1-40589-996-4
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Politics UK

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First published in 1991, Politics UK has earned a reputation as the biggest - and the best - introductory British politics textbook for undergraduates.

With comprehensive coverage of every aspect of politics in the UK and a solid historical background this is the ideal textbook for students studying British politics for the first time at undergraduate level. Its broad coverage and the featured articles from well-known political commentators make it accessible and relevant.

**NEW** Includes 2010 Election update!

The 7th edition has been fully revised and updated, and boasts a new author team.


New to this Edition

  • 2010 Election Update
  • New author team, which will include Philip Cowley
  • More concise approach throughout
  • Radical overhaul of Part 4 (The Legislative Process), with more focus on the reforms to Parliament
  • A new focus to Part 5 (The Executive Process), with greater attention to the relationships between branches of the Core Executive
  • A new chapter on devolution in Part 3
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Table of Contents

Part 1 – Context

Chapter 1 – Politics in perspective by Bill Jones

Chapter 2 – Britain, the World and Europe by Oliver Daddow

Chapter 3 – Social and Economic Contexts by Mark Garnett

And Another Thing… The Legacy of Empire, by Andrew Gamble

 

Part 2 – Defining the Political World

Chapter 4 – Ideology and the Liberal Tradition by Bill Jones

Chapter 5 – Political Ideas: the Major Parties by Bill Jones

Chapter 6 – Political Ideas: Themes and Fringes by Bill Jones

And Another Thing…The Banking Crisis and British Politics by Steve Richards

 

 

Part 3 – The Representative Process

Chapter 7 – Elections, by Mark Garnett

Chapter 8 – Mass Media and Political Communication by Bill Jones

Chapter 9 – Pathways Into Politics by Michael Moran

Chapter 10 - Pressure Groups by Bill Jones

Chapter 11 – Political Parties by Richard Kelly

Chapter 12 – Devolution by Russell Deacon

And Another Thing…The Expenses Crisis by Chris Mullin

 

 

Part 4 – The Legislative Process

Chapter 13 – The Changing Constitution, by Philip Norton

Chapter 14 – The Crown, by Philip Norton

Chapter 15 – The House of Commons by Philip Norton

Chapter 16 – The House of Lords by Philip Norton

And Another Thing… Big Beasts by Andrew Heywood

 

 

Part 5 – The Executive Process

Chapter 17 – The Core Executive: the Prime Minister and Cabinet by Philip Norton

Chapter 18 – Ministers, Departments and the Civil Servants by Philip Norton

Chapter 19 – Local Government by Colin Copus

Chapter 20 – The Judiciary by Philip Norton

And Another Thing… The Rolls Royce of Government by Peter Riddell

 

 

Part 6 - The Policy Process

Chapter 21 – The Policy Making Process by Bill Jones

Chapter 22 – Law and Order by Bill Jones

Chapter 23 – Social Policy by Harry Cowen

Chapter 24 – Economic Policy by Wyn Grant

Chapter 25 – British Foreign and Defence Policy by Bill Jones

Chapter 26 - Environmental Policy by Andrew Flynn

Chapter 27 – Britain and the Future of the EU by Nick Rees

And Another Thing… Britain and the World by Jonathan Freedland

 

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Back Cover

Politics UK  is an indispensible introduction to British politics, providing a thorough and accessible overview of the institutions and processes of British government, a good grounding in British political history, and an incisive introduction to the issues facing Britain today. With contributed chapters from respected scholars in the field and short essays on real-world politics from well-known political commentators, this fully revised seventh edition of Britain’s best loved politics textbook is an essential guide for all students of politics.

 

 New To This Edition:

 

-          A full new chapter covering the 2010 general election  - campaigns, contexts, and outcomes 

-         new chapter on 'Britain and the World'

-         coverage of the banking crisis in Britain, the MPs expenses scandal and the Iraq Inquiry

 

Key Features:

 

-          ' Britain in Context ' boxes, placing British politics in comparative perspective

-         Biographies of key contemporary and historical figures in British politics

-         Illustrations by Steve Bell and Chris Riddell

-         ‘And another thing’ pieces: short essays by distinguished commentators including Jonathan Freedland, Chris Mullin and Andrew Gamble

-          Companion  website featuring slides, multiple choice questions and a brief guide for students on essay writing and referencing

 

 

Contributors: Colin Copus ,  Harry Cowen ,  Oliver Daddow, Russell Deacon ,  Andrew Flynn , Jonathan Freedland , Andrew Gamble ,  Mark Garnett, Wyn Grant, Andy Heywood ,  Richard Kelly ,  Michael Moran,  Chris Mullin, Nick Rees,  Steve Richards,  Peter Riddell

 
 
Bill Jones is Professor and lecturer of Politics and History at Liverpool Hope University. He is the author of several well-known textbooks on British politics including the previous 6 editions of Politics UK, British Politics Today, and The Dictionary of British Politics.
 
Philip Norton, Lord Norton of Louth, is Professor of Government and Director of the Centre for Legislative Studies at the University of Hull, as well as being a member of the House of Lords.  He is the author or editor of 28 books. 
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Author

Bill Jones is one of the most well-respected authors of educational material in the field of politics. He organises conferences for undergraduates and teaches British Politics at Liverpool Hope. Lord Philip Norton is Professor of Government at the University of Hull. Philip Cowley is Professor of British Politics at University of Nottingham. 

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