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| رقم التسجيلة | 1702 |
| نوع المادة | book |
| ردمك | 0-421-39300-9 |
| رقم الطلب | 342 M141p |
| المؤلف | McEldowney, John F |
| العنوان | Public Law |
| بيانات النشر | London, [UNITED KINGDOM]: Sweet and Maxwell, 1994. |
| الوصف المادي | xxxix, 757p |
| الملاحظات الببليوجرافية |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| المحتويات / النص |
يوجد محتوى |
| المواضيع | Constitutional and administrative law |
| الواصفات | PUBLIC LAWLAWCONSTITUTIONAL LAWUNITED KINGDOM |
| LDR | 00115cam a22002053a 4500 |
| 020 | |a 0-421-39300-9 |
| 082 | |a 342 M141p |
| 100 | |a McEldowney, John F. |
| 245 | |a Public Law |
| 260 | |a London |b Sweet and Maxwell, |c 1994 |
| 300 | |a xxxix, 757p |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index |
| 505 | |a V. Preface -- XVII. Table of Cases -- XXVIII. Table of statuses -- XXXVIII. Table of statutory instruments -- Part I: An introduction to public law -- Chapter 1. An introduction to the constitution of the United Kingdom -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The unwritten constitution in historical perspective -- (a) England (b) Wales (c) Scotland (d) Ireland (e) The commonwealth -- 3. Government and the constitution -- (a) Political science and the constitution -- (b) Dicey's influence -- 4. The European dimension -- (a) The E.C. legal order -- (b) Sovereignty and the E.C. -- (c) The E.C. and future constitutional arrangements in the U.K. : some conclusions -- Chapter 2. Parliament -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Function of the Parliament -- (a) The separation of the Powers -- (b) The forms of legislation -- (c) debate and scrutiny -- (d) Parliament, the crown and prerogative -- 3. The house of lords -- (a) Composition -- (b) Select committees -- (c) House of lords reform -- 4. Parliamentary privileges -- Chapter 3. Government -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Government -- (a) Central and local -- (b) Crown and prerogative -- (i) definition and review -- (ii) the prerogative in foreign affairs -- 3. Cabinet and prime minister -- (a) Powers and functions -- 4. Collective and individual ministerial responsibility -- 5. The civil service -- (a) definition -- (b) role and function of the civil service -- Chapter 4. Conventions and the rule of law -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Conventions -- 3. The rule of law -- Chapter 5. An introduction to administrative law -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Historical perspectives and administrative law -- (a) State intervention and legislation -- (b) Courts, lawyers and legal techniques -- 3. Allocation of functions -- (a) Legislation, and delegated legislation -- (c) Central and local government -- (d) Fringe organizations and statutory bodies -- 4. Courts -- (a) The judiciary and administrative of justice -- (b) The development of judicial review -- 5. Tribunals and inquiries -- Part 2: Public law, politics, Ideas and influences -- Chapter 6. The electorate, politics and the constitution -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Parliamentary democracy, origins, ideas and influences -- (a) Dicey, parliamentary sovereignty and popular democracy -- (b) Parliamentary franchise 1932-1948 -- 3. The electorate -- (a) The franchise -- (b) Constituency boundaries -- (c) Elections -- 4. Europe -- 5. Manifesto, mandate and pressure groups -- (a) Manifest and mandate -- (b) pressure groups -- 6. Electoral reform -- Chapter 7. Public law and legal thought -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The common law tradition -- 3. The historical legacy -- (a) The science of law -- (b) The statistical movement -- (c) Dicey and his contemporaries -- 4. Contemporary writers and public law -- (a) Robson and Laski -- (b) Public law and political change -- Chapter 8. The European Union -- 1. Introduction -- 2. European ideas and influences -- (a) historical influences -- (b) The European convention on human rights and fundamental freedoms -- (c) Membership of the E.C.: aims and objectives -- 3. Institutions and structures -- (a) Council and commission -- (b) The European parliament -- (c) The court of justice -- 4. Policies and objectives -- (a) The treaty on European union -- (b) Towards a European public law? -- Part 3: The public law of the United Kingdom -- Chapter 9. Central government and accountability -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Accountability defined -- (a) The party system -- 3. The role of parliament -- (a) Scrutiny and passage of legislation -- (b) Select committees -- (c) Parliamentary debate and ministerial responsibility -- 4. Government and the crown -- (a) Ministers and public interest immunity -- (b) Government and secrecy -- 5. Policy formation and government -- Chapter 10. Public administration and management -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Civil service-evolution and reform -- 3. Management techniques -- 4. The next steps -- 5. Administrative agencies -- (a) Agencies, accountability and control -- (b) Civil servants and ministers -- (c) Assessing management in the civil service -- Chapter 11. Public finance -- 1. Introduction -- (a) Public revenue -- (b) The control of the public expenditure -- 2. The treasury, planning and controlling public expenditure -- (a) The treasury -- (b) Planning and controlling public expenditure -- (c) The bank of England -- 3. Parliament -- (a) The committee of of Public Accounts (PAC), the new select committees and the comptroller and auditor general ( C & AG ) -- 4. The national audit office -- 5. The courts -- Chapter 12. Local government -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The role and function of local government -- (a) Evolution and change -- (b) Elections -- 3. Change and structure in local government -- (a) Structure and organization -- (b) Competitive tendering for local authority services -- 4. Central local government relations -- (a) Local authority finance -- (b) The courts and local authority activities -- 5. Audit commissio |
| 600 | |a Constitutional and administrative law |
| 650 | |a CONSTITUTIONAL LAW |
| 650 | |a UNITED KINGDOM |
| 650 | |a PUBLIC LAW |
| 650 | |a LAW |
| 910 | |a libsys:recno,1702 |
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