Titlebook: Introduction to British Government; S. G. Richards Textbook 1978Latest edition S. G. Richards 1978 Britain.government.political science.po

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Constitutions,ical and economic objectives; but constitutions are mainly concerned with ., rather than ., decisions are to be made and enforced. Constitutions rarely contain every important factor in the governmental process. Political parties and the method of election of the legislature, for example, are often omitted.

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,Parliament: The House of Commons — II,ers. These select committees have power ‘to send for persons, papers and records’, which means they can examine witnesses and study documents submitted to them. Select committees are of two main types:

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Postscript: Some Reflections on the Prospects for British Government,s, rather than only specialist knowledge, in the solution of political problems. The robust expression of opinion is not to be discouraged provided it is not advanced as the final answer of a closed mind.

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The Civil Service and Government Departments,ally he is a servant of the Crown. He may work in any of almost 100 public bodies which range in size from the Ministry of Defence with nearly 125,000 non-industrial employees to the Historical Manuscripts Commission with 16.

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Local Government III - Finance,r cent was devoted to housing. The local-government share of the national income has been increasing steadily since the beginning of the century, but in recent years it has grown dramatically and by 1975 it was of the order of 17.5 per cent when transfer payments (such as student grants and housing subsidies) are included.

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The Nature of Politics and Government,eving them. Human beings differ enormously in temperament, in what they want from life and in their reactions to the numerous problems that they have to cope with. These differences produce different attitudes to public issues and lead to the activity of politics. Politics therefore involves conflic

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The Party System,cal parties, which present a choice of alternative policies to the electorate and which seek to gain power to implement their ideas. It is sometimes claimed that it would be better to have a government composed of the best men without reference to parties. This is based on the notion that political