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Changing States, Changing Nations Constitutional Reform and National Identity in the Late Twentieth Century

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.07.2022

Verlag

Hart Publishing

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268

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/1,4 cm

Gewicht

381 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5099-4349-4

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.07.2022

Verlag

Hart Publishing

Seitenzahl

268

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/1,4 cm

Gewicht

381 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5099-4349-4

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Libri GmbH
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  • 1. Constitutional Reform and National Identity
    I. Constitutional Reform in Britain under Blair and Brown
    II. Comparative Studies of Constitutional Reform
    III. Rationale for Selection of Case Studies
    IV. Definitions: Nation and Nation State
    V. National Myths and Symbols
    VI. National Identity
    VII. Changes in National Identity
    VIII. National Identity and Constitutional Reform
    IX. Comparative Case Studies
    X. Changing States, Changing Nations
    2. 'Doing Good By Stealth': Tony Blair and Reform of the British Constitution
    I. Labour and Constitutional Reform
    II. Labour and the Maximalists: The 1987 Parliament
    III. Labour Policy-making in the Wake of the 1992 Defeat
    IV. Labour and the Nation
    V. New Labour and the Constitution
    VI. Shuffling the Pack: Preparing for Government
    VII. New Labour, No Britain
    VIII. Cook-Maclennan
    IX. From the Manifesto to the Polls
    X. The Election
    XI. Into Government
    XII. The First Session: May 1997-November 1998
    XIII. The Second Session: November 1998-November 1999
    XIV. The End of the Affair: New Labour and the Liberal Democrats
    XV. The Third and Fourth Sessions: November 1999-June 2001
    XVI. The First Term: Constitutional Reform Delivered?
    XVII. The 2001 Manifesto
    XVIII. The Constitution in the Second Term: 2001-05
    XIX. The Constitution in the Third Term: Blair's Final Years
    XX. Britain's Quiet Constitutional Revolution
    3. 'Just Watch Me': Pierre Trudeau and the Canadian Constitution
    I. Canada at the Centenary
    II. Enter Trudeau
    III. From the Centenary to Victoria
    IV. Stasis
    V. From PQ Victory to Liberal Defeat
    VI. A Final Chance
    VII. Quebec Votes
    VIII. Constitutional Reform in the Wake of the No Vote
    IX. Going it Alone
    X. One Last Try
    XI. Aftermath
    XII. Consequences
    XIII. The Sesquicentenary of Confederation
    4. 'A Small But Significant Step': Australia and the Republic
    I. The Combatants
    II. Enter Paul Keating
    III. Mapping the Course: The Republic Advisory Committee
    IV. Becalmed
    V. John Howard and the Republic
    VI. The Convention
    VII. Australia Votes No
    VIII. Why the Republic was Lost
    IX. Where Next for Republican Australia?
    X. Constitutional Change and National Identity
    5. 'Power to The People'?: The UK Constitution After Blair
    I. Brown Arrives
    II. Britishness
    III. Governance of Britain
    IV. The Coalition and Constitutional Reform
    V. Brexit
    VI. What Next for the British Constitution?
    VII. Public Engagement
    VIII. Public Reaction to the Reforms
    IX. The Future of Britain
    X. Brown and the Constitution
    6. Changing States, Changing Nations
    I. Three Stories: One Pattern?
    II. Lessons for Reformers?
    III. Re-engineering National Identity
    IV. Changing States, Changing Nations