Constitution: Government & The State

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See also: General Politics

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  • Cover scan of The Modern State
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    The Modern State: Theories And Ideologies - Erika Cudworth; Tim Hall; John McGovern - Paperback
    This broad-ranging book covers the liberal democratic state and other, non-democratic state formations and offers chapters on each of the core theories of the modern state. Each chapter is structured in the same way to allow for ease of cross-referencing and for comparisons to be drawn between theories.
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    Scotland's Ten Tomorrows: The Devolution Crisis - And How To Fix It - Hardback
    Eight years on from devolution and across Scotland disillusion is rife. In this text ten of Scotland's prominent writers and commentators set out what has gone wrong and present bold and positive ideas to take Scotland forward.
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    The Changing Constitution - Kevin Harrison; Tony Boyd - Paperback
    Providing an introduction to the subject of constitutional change in Britain, this textbook considers the historical origins of the constitution but its main focus is on reforms and their likely impact.
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    The Road To The Scottish Parliament - Brian Taylor - Paperback
    First published in 1999, this revised and updated guide to the establishment of Scotland's Parliament follows the road to devolution - with fresh detail of the obstacles which stood in the way. The author offers an analysis of the background to this monumental political change.
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    Scotland's Parliament: Triumph And Disaster - Brian Taylor - Paperback
    For this companion volume to 'The Scottish Parliament', Brian Taylor has spoken - on and off the record - to the key players in Scotland's developing political drama. He tells the inside story of Scotland's Parliament - the horse-trading and the gossip - as well as offering dispassionate analysis.
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    Tomorrow's Scotland - Paperback
    The establishment of the Scottish Parliament was marked by a wave of expectations, hopes and dreams for a better Scotland and a different kind of politics. This book assesses how successful devolution has been in living up to this promise.
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    New Scotland, New Society?: Are Social And Political Ties Fragmenting? - Paperback
    Drawing on the Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2000, the aim of the book is to provide an account of public opinion in post-devolution Scotland. The text asks a series of questions on the attitudes and behaviour of the Scots.
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    Open Scotland?: Journalists, Spin Doctors And Lobbyists - Philip Schlesinger; David Miller; William Dinan - Paperback
    This text offers a full-scale analysis of how media, politicians and lobbyists interact in the new Scotland. It is an inside account of the struggles to establish the rules of the game for covering politics and regulating lobbyists.
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    New Scotland, New Politics? - Paperback
    Written by the leading authorities on Scottish politics and society, this volume provides a definitive account of social and political attitudes in Scotland at the beginning of the new parliament democracy.
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    The Challenge To Westminster: Sovereignty, Devolution And Independence - Paperback
    No one knows whether the current constitutional arrangement will improve or destroy the unified United Kingdom. Much of this book explains Scotland's relationship with the UK parliament whilst the rest examines other aspects of British sovereignty.

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