Modern British Politics

By:

"Beer, Samuel H"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Faber and Faber; 1969Description: 432pISBN:

571046843

Subject(s):

Political Parties

DDC classification:

324.241 Bee

Summary: This is the second edition of one of the most important and interesting books on the nature of British politics to appear this century. For this new edition Professor Beer has written a long concluding chapter to cover recent events, and carries further the theoretical implications of his mode of analysis by showing how the long-run modernizing forces discernible in the past continue to shape British politics today.

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This is the second edition of one of the most important and interesting books on the nature of British politics to appear this
century. For this new edition Professor Beer has written a long concluding chapter to cover recent events, and carries further
the theoretical implications of his mode of analysis by showing how the long-run modernizing forces discernible in the past
continue to shape British politics today.

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