Success in politics: A comparative study for advanced level
Neil McNaughton
Abstract
Neil McNaughton
Abstract
Part 1 British government and politics: political concepts the social and political context the ideological context democracy political parties elections parliament Prime Minister and Cabinet the Civil Service and the machinery of central government pressure groups local government and devolution constitutional issues the European context alternative ideologies. Part 2 United States government and politics: the social and political context the Constitution Congress the Presidency and administration parties and pressure groups federalism and the states the UK and US compared.
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Part 1 British government and politics: political concepts the social and political context the ideological context democracy political parties elections parliament Prime Minister and Cabinet the Civil Service and the machinery of central government pressure groups local government and devolution constitutional issues the European context alternative ideologies. Part 2 United States government and politics: the social and political context the Constitution Congress the Presidency and administration parties and pressure groups federalism and the states the UK and US compared.
Key concepts: Politics, Political science, Public administration, Federalism, Constitution, Parliament, Cabinet (room), Devolution (biology)