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Politics Review Magazine Volume 29, 2019/20 Issue 1
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- Nombre de pages36
- FormatEpub fixed layout
- ISBN978-1-5104-8534-1
- EAN9781510485341
- Date de parution13/10/2019
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPhilip Allan
Résumé
What determines the prime minister's power? Toby CooperExam eye: What determines the prime minister's power? Ben FullerThe complexities of human rights John JefferiesExam success: Comparative politics and theoretical approaches Simon LemieuxAre referendums the best form of democracy? Nick GallopLeviathan by Thomas HobbesDavid TuckIdeas and thinkers: Liberalism and natural rights Jessica HardyExam eye: Liberalism and natural rights Maria EganHow federal is Trump's America? Anthony J.
BennettDebate: Who should make the law - judges or elected representatives? Louis Sugden and Matt WalkerComparative politics: Congress vs Parliament Andrew MilfordExam eye: Congress vs Parliament Nick AxonCase study: The US Supreme Court: too powerful and too political? Emma KilheeneyFocus on...: The three strands of ecology David Tuck
BennettDebate: Who should make the law - judges or elected representatives? Louis Sugden and Matt WalkerComparative politics: Congress vs Parliament Andrew MilfordExam eye: Congress vs Parliament Nick AxonCase study: The US Supreme Court: too powerful and too political? Emma KilheeneyFocus on...: The three strands of ecology David Tuck
What determines the prime minister's power? Toby CooperExam eye: What determines the prime minister's power? Ben FullerThe complexities of human rights John JefferiesExam success: Comparative politics and theoretical approaches Simon LemieuxAre referendums the best form of democracy? Nick GallopLeviathan by Thomas HobbesDavid TuckIdeas and thinkers: Liberalism and natural rights Jessica HardyExam eye: Liberalism and natural rights Maria EganHow federal is Trump's America? Anthony J.
BennettDebate: Who should make the law - judges or elected representatives? Louis Sugden and Matt WalkerComparative politics: Congress vs Parliament Andrew MilfordExam eye: Congress vs Parliament Nick AxonCase study: The US Supreme Court: too powerful and too political? Emma KilheeneyFocus on...: The three strands of ecology David Tuck
BennettDebate: Who should make the law - judges or elected representatives? Louis Sugden and Matt WalkerComparative politics: Congress vs Parliament Andrew MilfordExam eye: Congress vs Parliament Nick AxonCase study: The US Supreme Court: too powerful and too political? Emma KilheeneyFocus on...: The three strands of ecology David Tuck
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