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This collection of papers, focusing on domestic politics, examines a decade of Australian government and politics from 1996-2006 under the Prime Ministership of John Howard. Leading a conservative Coalition government made up of his own Liberal Party and

This collection of papers, focusing on domestic politics, examines a decade of Australian government and politics from 1996-2006 under the Prime Ministership of John Howard. Leading a conservative Coalition government made up of his own Liberal Party and

Includes bibliographical references. ; Includes legislation. ; Mode of access: Internet.

El artículo examina diferentes puntos de vista sobre el papel del monarca y el parlamento en la sociedad de finales del siglo XVIII, y se ocupa de los principales problemas políticos de los diferentes gobiernos de Carlos III. Partiendo de los planteamientos de algunos destacados pensadores contemporáneos como Adam Smith, Campomanes, Rousseau o Montesquieu, Alexander Jardine nos ofrece una perspectiva liberal de los problemas y nos aporta algunas posibles soluciones. Éstas se basan principalmente en una mayor representatividad democrática, el fomento de la libre competencia, la abolición de la Inquisición y la concesión de una mayor autonomía política y administrativa. ; This paper analyses different perspectives about the role of the monarch and parliament in the late Eighteenth Century. It also deals with the main political issues of the different governments of Charles III of Spain. Starting from the ideas of some outstanding contemporary thinkers, such as Adam Smith, Campomanes, Rousseau or Montesquieu, Alexander Jardine offers his liberal views and some possible solutions. They mainly include the fostering of free competence, the abolition of the Inquisition and political and administrative autonomy for Spanish colonies and regions.

This paper analyses different perspectives about the role of the monarch and parliament in the late Eighteenth Century. It also deals with the main political issues of the different governments of Charles III of Spain. Starting from the ideas of some outstanding contemporary thinkers, such as Adam Smith, Campomanes, Rousseau or Montesquieu, Alexander Jardine offers his liberal views and some possible solutions. They mainly include the fostering of free competence, the abolition of the Inquisition and political and administrative autonomy for Spanish colonies and regions. ; El artículo examina diferentes puntos de vista sobre el papel del monarca y el parlamento en la sociedad de finales del siglo XVIII, y se ocupa de los principales problemas políticos de los diferentes gobiernos de Carlos III. Partiendo de los planteamientos de algunos destacados pensadores contemporáneos como Adam Smith, Campomanes, Rousseau o Montesquieu, Alexander Jardine nos ofrece una perspectiva liberal de los problemas y nos aporta algunas posibles soluciones. Éstas se basan principalmente en una mayor representatividad democrática, el fomento de la libre competencia, la abolición de la Inquisición y la concesión de una mayor autonomía política y administrativa.

This paper has two aims. First, in contrast to the modernist empiricism of mainstream political science, we provide brief introductions to several interpretive approaches to the study of political science and British government and politics: idealism, social humanism, post-structuralism, and ideational institutionalism. Second, we identify the distinctive research agendas that arise from this family of approaches: namely, critique, decentring governance, ethnographic studies of British politics, and policy analysis as storytelling.

This paper has two aims. First, in contrast to the modernist empiricism of mainstream political science, we provide brief introductions to several interpretive approaches to the study of political science and British government and politics: idealism, social humanism, post-structuralism, and ideational institutionalism. Second, we identify the distinctive research agendas that arise from this family of approaches: namely, critique, decentring governance, ethnographic studies of British politics, and policy analysis as storytelling.

This paper has two aims. First, in contrast to the modernist empiricism of mainstream political science, we provide brief introductions to several interpretive approaches to the study of political science and British government and politics: idealism, social humanism, post-structuralism, and ideational institutionalism. Second, we identify the distinctive research agendas that arise from this family of approaches: namely, critique, decentring governance, ethnographic studies of British politics, and policy analysis as storytelling.

Pt. 2 has special t.p. ; pt. 1. Principles of government.--pt. 2. The government of Illinois, by Harry Pratt Judson. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This report discusses the political situation in Afghanistan, more specifically it discusses the recent elections, newly formed constitution and the elected government.

"Publication no. 12338-120-500-3-81-C.R." ; Introduction to Massachusetts government -- Lawmaking in Massachusetts -- Research methods and resources in Massachusetts state government -- Research methods and resources in the federal government -- The Massachusetts State Library -- The Massachusetts judicial system -- Guide to legislative services -- Guide to Massachusetts state resources -- Guide to academic resources on public and social policy in Massachusetts.

"Edited in 1915." ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Mode of access: Internet.

WOS:000258402600003 (Nº de Acesso Web of Science) ; Since the Portuguese revolution of April 25th, 1974, and the beginning of the democratic regime (with the first elections for parliament held on April 25th, 1975), political parties dominate the electoral process, both on central government and on the municipalities. The analysis of the political elites, their party filiations and recruitment and their social backgrounds has occupied Portuguese social scientists for the last years. With this paper, the author proposes to establish the relationship between these two levels of government, national and local, and access the importance of political parties in each of them. Many mayors' political careers include vertical mobility, both upwards and downwards: from mayors to members of parliament to members of the European Parliament and ministers or even Prime-Minister and President of the Republic (in the case of two mayors of Lisbon), or from ministers and members of parliament to mayors. In all of these cases, their party and their position within the party has played a central role, even when some individuals have pursued other party choices in order to get re-elected, or even have presented independent candidacies (only possible since 1997).

In 2004 and 2005, Afghanistan adopted a permanent constitution and elected a president and a parliament. The parliament is emerging as a significant force in Afghan politics, as shown in debate over a new cabinet proposed in March 2006. However, insurgent violence continues to threaten Afghan stability. See CRS Report RL30588, Afghanistan: Post-War Governance, Security, and U.S. Policy, by Kenneth Katzman.

By B.A. Hinsdale and Mary L. Hinsdale ; and, The government of the United States / by B.A. Hinsdale : State government series ; v. 7 The second work consists of selections from: The American government, national and state / B.A. Hinsdale. Ann Arbor, Mich. : Register Pub. Co., 1891 : Bibliography (2 p.) inserted between p. 6 and p. 7 ; 1 map (2 leaves) inserted between p. 144 and p. 145 : Includes bibliographical references and indexes : Pennsylvania history on microfilm