Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics

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  Año 1994, Vol. 47, Número 4. Dedicado a: British Government and Politics Since 1945: Changes in Perspectives

  • The Legacy of Stephen King-Hall

    David Butler

    págs. 498-500

    

  • Consensus: A Debate Too Long?

    Anthony Seldon

    págs. 501-514

    

  • Britain and Europe Since 1945

    Derek Hearl

    págs. 515-529

    

  • The Media in Postwar British Politics

    Colin Seymour-Ure

    págs. 530-548

    

  • The Lobby System: Lubricant or Spanner?

    Bernard Ingham

    págs. 549-565

    

  • Career Patterns in British Politics: First Choose Your Party...

    Michael Rush

    págs. 566-582

    

  • The Civil Service: from the 1940s to 'Next Steps' and Beyond

    Gavin Drewry

    págs. 583-595

    

  • Changes in Electoral Behaviour and the Party System

    Dennis Kavanagh

    págs. 596-612

    

  • The Cabinet System Since 1945: Fragmentation and Integration

    Simon James

    págs. 613-629

    

  • Parliament, Ministers and the Law

    Dawn Oliver

    págs. 630-646

    

  • The Changing Commons

    Michael Ryle

    págs. 647-668

    

  • Select Committees and Parliamentary Scrutiny: Plus Ça Change

    Philip Giddings

    págs. 669-686

    

  • Backbench Influence: A Personal View

    Austin Mitchell

    págs. 687-704

    

  • The Growth of the Constituency Role of the MP

    Philip Norton

    págs. 705-720

    

  • The House of Lords: Time for a Change?

    Donald Shell

    págs. 721-737