Legislatures by Philip Norton

Legislatures by Philip Norton

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"Legislatures" is a wide-ranging compilation of original writing arranged thematically on legislatures covering their development, functions, types, relationship to British law, and the formation of policy and ideas on the reform of Parliament at the present time.

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Legislatures by Philip Norton

Collecting fifteen essays by some of the world's most respected scholars and political theorists, Legislatures offers the first substantial anthology of original writings on this important topic. The volume spans three centuries of political thought, presenting selections from Montesquieu, Bagehot, and Bryce--three scholar-politicians who established the model for legislative studies--as well as works by such contemporary pioneers as Bernard Crick, Anthony King, Samuel Beer, and Nelson Polsby. The volume is divided into five thematic sections, each preceded by an introduction explaining the significance of the writings that follow; the final section includes extracts from official publications that have had a practical impact upon legislative development.

Philip Norton (Lord Norton of Louth) is a government professor at the University of Hull and the director of the Center for Legislative Studies. He is the author of The British Polity and a member of the House of Lords.

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ISBN 13 9780198275817
ISBN 10 0198275811
Title Legislatures
Author Philip Norton
Series Oxford Readings In Politics And Government Ser
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oxford University Press
Year published 1990-04-01
Number of pages 345
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