The problem of governing : essays for Richard Rose
The problem of governing
Bok · Engelsk · 2023 · Festskrift
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| Omfang | xxiii, 284 sider
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| Opplysninger | Preface -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Richard Rose: Connections Over 60 Years -- Early Years -- Becoming an Academic -- Manchester Made Him a Political Scientist -- Scotland and Beyond -- References -- Part I: Governing at Multiple Levels -- Chapter 2: Politics in England -- A New Approach to British Politics -- The Constitution and the ‘Mechanisms of Legitimation’ -- The Choice of Parties -- Public Policy -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: The United Kingdom as an Intellectual Puzzle -- The Homogeneity Thesis Challenged -- The Maze and the Mace -- The Millennium Settlement -- The Mace Challenged -- Where Stands the Union Now? -- References -- Part II: Parties and Elections -- Chapter 4: Must Labour Lose? A Reconsideration -- The Book. - This book, part of the Executive Politics and Governance series, explores the complexities of governing modern societies through a collection of essays honoring Richard Rose's extensive contributions to political science. It examines key themes in Rose's work, including governance, political legitimacy, and the dynamics between political elites and the public. The book also highlights his pioneering research in comparative politics and public policy, focusing on Britain and other global contexts. Intended for scholars and students of political science, it offers insights into how politics shapes executive structures and influences legislative institutions.
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| ISBN | 9783031408168
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