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The Shadow Cabinet in British Politics

In: Routledge Revivals Series

Turner, D. R.

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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- General Editor's Introduction -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- 1: Origins of The Idea -- The Growth of 'Organized Opposition' -- Quasi-Cabinets -- The 'Cabinet of the Opposition' -- 2: Shadow Cabinets Emerge -- Opposition Still in Disarray -- The Leadership Issue -- Sir William Harcourt and the Shadow Cabinet -- 3: A Steady Development -- Opposition Led in the Commons by Northcote -- Gladstone and the Shadow Cabinet -- The Liberals in Trouble: Chamberlain Departs -- John Morley and the Shadow Cabinet -- Opposition Responsibilities and Ministerial Appointments -- Campbell-Bannerman Becomes Leader of the Opposition -- Balfour and the Conservative Tarty -- The Conservatives and the 1911 Crisis -- Further Developments up to 1918 -- 4: Elected Front Bench -- Emergence of a Labour Opposition in 1922 -- Relations Between the P.L.P and the I.L.P. -- Lloyd George and the Liberal Shadow Cabinet -- Amery, Churchill and the Conservative Shadow Cabinet -- 5: From Macdonald to Churchill -- Lansbury Becomes Leader -- An Elected Shadow Cabinet and Lront Bench -- The Labour Opposition and the Second World War -- Victory Yet Defeat -- Churchill as Leader of the Opposition -- Opposition Becomes More Effective -- Approach of the 1950 General Election -- 6: The Modern Shadow Cabinet -- Divided We Fall -- Bevan, Greenwood and Crossman -- Checks and Balances -- Extensive Network of Committees -- 7: Election and Selection -- Lord Morrison Deplores Increasing Formalization -- P.L.P. Opposition Lront Bench 1951-64 -- Opposition 'Double Banking' -- Approach of the 1964 General Election -- 'Shadows' into Realities -- 8: Conservatives in Opposition -- Sir Alec Douglas-Home's Shadow Cabinet -- Re-allocation of Responsibilities -- Edward Heath Becomes Leader.

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SHADOW CABINET IN BRITISH POLITICS

In: Routledge revivals

Turner, D. R

First published in 1969 The Shadow Cabinet in British Politics attempts to trace and examine the history, growth, and development of the body popularly known as the Shadow Cabinet' in Britain. This body is concerned with power and aspirations of power. The personnel of Shadow Cabinets are, or at least should be, constantly prepared to assume the mantle of government. The book discusses important themes like the origins of the idea of the Shadow Cabinet; Sir William Harcourt and the Shadow Cabinet; Balfour and the Conservative Party; from MacDonald to Churchill; the difference between formally and informally elected Opposition Front Benches; and the relationship between Opposition responsibilities and ministerial appointments. This comprehensive short book is a must read for students of British politics and political science.

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