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Parliament in British Politics

Philip Norton

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Parliament in Perspective The Development of Parliament PART I: PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT Recruiting Ministers Policymaking: The Early Stages Legislation The Administration of Government Beyond Central Government: The European Union, Devolution, and Human Rights PART II: PARLIAMENT AND CITIZEN Representing the People The Voice of the Constituents The Voice of Organised Interests Other Voices, Other Interests Reaching the Public CONCLUSION Parliament: The Power and the Future

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Key concepts: Parliament, Politics, Political science, Law