Representative Government in Modern Europe

by Michael Gallagher, Michael J. Laver, Peter Mair

Offers theoretical analysis of representative government and its application to the real world of politics - with a focus on the core features of representative government as they manifest themselves across the whole of modern Europe. This book identifies and examines broad themes and patterns in the politics of the modern Europe.

Genres: Nonfiction, Political Science, Politics, Government, Textbooks, School

480 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Hannah]

Read this in college but just reread parts of it for ref in upcoming elections. Rlly like the layout of this one. Clear and concise!!

[Erisa Gucija]

If you are up to discovering politics at close range this novel will leave you breathless with corruption and also labour scandal cases.

If you’re up for the spice of law you purchase this book.😏