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![]() Patrick Dunleavy, Andrew Gamble, Richard Heffernan and Ian Holliday Developments in British Politics, 6/e. Publisher's Description revised 22 Jan. 2006, compiled by Jeremy Lewis . |
Description
Now updated to cover New Labor's full first term and the 2002 General
Election and ensuing changes, the latest version of the leading undergraduate
student textbook brings together a set of specially-commissioned chapters
focusing on the key features of British Politics under Blair.
Author Bio
Patrick Dunleavy is Professor of Government at the London School of
Economics.
Andrew Gamble is Professor of Politics at the University of Sheffield.
Richard Heffernan is Lecturer in Government and Politics at the Open
University.
Ian Holliday is Professor of Policy Studies at the City University
of Hong Kong.
Contents, 6e:
1. Introduction 2. A New Politics?--Steven Fielding 3. Restructuring British Polity: Multi-Level --Jon Pierre and Gerry Stoker 4. Britain, the EU and the Euro--Simon Hix 5. The Law and the Constitution--Gillian Peele 6. Executives and Administrations--Ian Holliday 7. Legislatures and Assemblies--Philip Cowley 8. Elections as Party Politics--Patrick Dunleavy 9. Political Parties: Adapting to Electoral Market--Paul Webb 10. New Media, New Politics--Margaret Scammell 11. Political Participation and Protest--Helen Margetts 12. Citizenship and Culture--Elizabeth Frazer 13. Economic Policy--Colin Thain 14. Welfare Policy--Pete Alcock 15. Environmental Policy--Andrew Jordan 16. Foreign and Defence Policy--Andres Jordan [error?] 17. Foreign and Defence Policy--Joanna Spear 18. Policy Agendas in a Multi-Level Polity--Andrew Gamble |
Table of contents, Revised Edition
Introduction: Into New Labour's Second Term-- R.Heffernan * A New Politics?-- S.Fielding * Restructuring British Polity: Multi-Level --J.Pierre & G.Stoker * Britain, the EU and the Euro--S.Hix * The Law and the Constitution--G.Peele * Executives and Administrations-- I.Holliday * Legislatures and Assemblies--P.Cowley * Elections and Party Politics--P.Dunleavy * Political Parties--P.Webb * New Media, New Politics--M.Scammell * Political Participation and Protest--H.Margetts * Citizenship and Culture-- E.Frazer * Economic Policy--C.Thain * Welfare Policy-- P.Alcock * Environmental Policy-- A.Jordan * Foreign and Defence Policy--J.Spear * Policy Agendas in a Multi-Level Polity-- A.Gamble |
Patrick Dunleavy, Andrew Gamble, Ian Holliday, Gillian Peele
ISBN: 0-312-23515-1, Palgrave Macmillan, $23.95
Reviews:
Undoubtedly...the best textbook for undergraduates...The Developments in
British Politics series
is excellent...The rapid production of new editions allows consideration
of the latest analytical
approaches and empirical events. British Journal of Politics and International
Relations
Main Description:
Developments in British Politics 6 is a completely new book designed to
continue the tradition of
authoritative, up-to-date and theoretically informed analysis established
by its predecessors. It is
the first book to focus centrally throughout on the extent to which globalization,
devolution and the
impact of European integration have made multi-level governance a central
characteristic of UK
politics.
Contents:
1. Introduction--Patrick Dunleavy, Andrew Gamble, Ian Holliday and Gillian
Peele
2. A New Politics?--Steven Fielding
3. The Restructuring of British Polity: Towards Multi-Level Governance--Jon
Pierre and Gerry Stoker
4. Britain, the EU and the Euro--Simon Hix
5. The Law and the Constitution--Gillian Peele
6. Executives and Administrations--Ian Holliday
7. Legislatures and Assemblies--Philip Cowley
8. Elections as Party Politics--Patrick Dunleavy
9. Political Parties: Adapting to the Electoral Market--Paul Webb
10. New Media, New Politics--Margaret Scammell
11. Political Participation and Protest--Helen Margetts
12. Citizenship and Culture--Elizabeth Frazer
13. Economic Policy--Colin Thain
14. Welfare Policy--Pete Alcock
15. Environmental Policy--Andrew Jordan
16. Foreign and Defence Policy--Andres Jordan
17. Foreign and Defence Policy--Joanna Spear
18. Policy Agendas in a Multi-Level Polity--Andrew Gamble
Author Biography:
Patrick Dunleavy is Professor of Government, London School of Economics.
Andrew Gamble is
Professor of Politics and Director of the Political Economy Research Center,
University of
Sheffield. Ian Holliday is Professor of Policy Studies, City University
of Hong Kong. Gillian
Peele is Fellow and Tutor in Politics, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.