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Increasingly, In Contemporary British Politics, The Spotlight Is Being Thrown On Issues Of Constitutional Change And Reform. The Late 1990s Has Marked A Period Of Significant Constitutional Change And Political Reform. The Varied Contributions In This Book, From Leading Scholars In The Fields Of Politics And Constitutional Law, Tackle The Key Questions Troubling Politicians And Observers Of Politics In This Time Of Acute Constitutional Change. This Book Is A Tribute To The Diverse Scholarship Of Geoffrey Marshall, Who Has Been An Outstanding Figure The Study Of Law And Politics, And A Writer Of Extraordinary Authority On Constitutional Matters.
This volume investigates the intersection of law and politics within the context of significant constitutional reform in late 20th-century Britain. The contributors, comprising prominent scholars in political science and legal studies, analyze the mechanisms of governance and the shifting constitutional landscape. The work serves as both a scholarly examination of institutional change and a tribute to the academic legacy of Geoffrey Marshall.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this collection as a significant contribution to the study of British constitutionalism, particularly for its focus on the work of Geoffrey Marshall. Readers often note the academic rigor of the essays, which provide a detailed look at a pivotal era of political transition in the United Kingdom.
Page Count:
326
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
Publisher:
Oup Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191583499
ISBN-13:
9780191583490
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