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  • © 1992

Contemporary British Politics

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Table of contents (28 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiv
  2. Politics, Society and the State

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
    2. What is Politics?

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 3-19
    3. The Social Context of Politics

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 20-38
    4. Ideology and Politics

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 39-71
    5. The Organisation of the State

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 72-91
  3. Institutions and Participation

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 93-93
    2. The British Constitution

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 95-114
    3. Prime Minister and Cabinet

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 115-137
    4. Ministers, Departments and Civil Servants

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 138-159
    5. Quasi-government

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 160-178
    6. Local Government

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 179-202
    7. Parliament

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 203-226
    8. Political Parties

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 227-263
    9. Voting Behaviour and Elections

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 264-282
    10. Pressure Groups

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 283-305
    11. The Mass Media

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 306-328
    12. Politics, Police, the Courts and Redress

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 329-366
    13. National Security and Defence

      • Bill Coxall
      Pages 367-384
  4. Issues and the Policy Process

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 385-385

About this book

An A level, AS level, BTEC and degree text which combines coverage of political institutions and processes with assessment of concepts, ideologies and issues. Each chapter has a brief introduction, summary listing key points and conclusions and ends with questions and a further reading guide.

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