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Developments in British Politics 9

3.08 ( 12 Ratings by Goodreads)
Developments in British Politics 9

Developments in British Politics 9

3.08 (12 Ratings by Goodreads)
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British politics has experienced unprecedented change in recent years. The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition that emerged from the 2010 general election represented a marked departure from the single-party majorities Britain is accustomed to. And in the wake of the global economic crisis, the country now faces a new era of austerity. Cuts in public spending, together with the coalition's plans for a radical overhaul of public services, are likely to have profound political and social implications. For over 25 years, Developments in British Politics volumes have established an unrivalled reputation for accessible state-of-the-art coverage incorporating the latest research. Developments in British Politics 9 continues that tradition but with an entirely new set of specially commissioned chapters in which expert authors provide systematic and wide-ranging analysis of key trends, issues and debates.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780230221741
ISBN10 0230221742
Number Of Pages 400
Item Weight 597 g
Product Dimensions 156 x 22 x 232 mm
Publisher / Reseller Palgrave Macmillan
Format paperback
Edition 9th edition
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Media Reviews

'A unique and invaluable contribution to the field and a superb teaching tool - just like its predecessors! Providing uniformly up-to-date and sharply focused presentations of a broad range of topics, its judicious blend of fact, analysis and interpretation is sure to generate lively and stimulating discussions.' - James Alt, Harvard University 'This series just goes from strength to strength. The latest edition is particularly strong on the changing institutional, social and cultural landscapes of British politics.' - Michael Moran, University of Manchester 'A vital and illuminating book that should be read by anyone interested in the death of new Labour, the unfolding drama of the coalition and the extraordinary context in which it was formed' - Steve Richards, chief political commentator for The Independent

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Author's Bio

RICHARD HEFFERNAN Reader in Government, The Open University, UK. PHILIP COWLEY Professor of Parliamentary Government, University of Nottingham, UK. COLIN HAY Professor of Political Analysis, University of Sheffield, UK.

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