Reform of the House of Lords
by Philip Norton
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In Reform of the House of Lords, Philip Norton provides a succinct analysis of the role of Britain's second chamber, highlighting previous attempts at reform and assessing current approaches to change. Using a comprehensive framework based on four Rs - Retain, Reform, Replace, and Remove - Norton identifies the pros and cons for each approach, and offers an assessment of the debate as a whole. This distinctive approach serves as a corrective to the existing literature on the subject, drawing out competing arguments and providing a firm basis for readers to reach their own conclusions. As a sitting-member of the House of Lords, Norton has first-hand experience of the chamber's functions, as well as its benefits and negatives, making this essential reading for anyone with an interest in Britain's parliamentary system.
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In Reform of the House of Lords, Philip Norton provides a succinct analysis of the role of Britain's second chamber, highlighting previous attempts at reform and assessing current approaches to change. Using a comprehensive framework based on four Rs - Retain, Reform, Replace, and Remove - Norton identifies the pros and cons for each approach, and offers an assessment of the debate as a whole. This distinctive approach serves as a corrective to the existing literature on the subject, drawing out competing arguments and providing a firm basis for readers to reach their own conclusions. As a sitting-member of the House of Lords, Norton has first-hand experience of the chamber's functions, as well as its benefits and negatives, making this essential reading for anyone with an interest in Britain's parliamentary system.
Author Biography
Philip Norton is Professor of Government at the University of Hull and sits in the House of Lords as Lord Norton of Louth
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- Publisher Manchester University Press
- Publication Date June 2020
- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- ISBN/Identifier 9781526153609 / 1526153602
- Publication Country or regionUnited Kingdom
- FormatWeb PDF
- ReadershipCollege/higher education; Professional and scholarly
- Publish StatusPublished
- Biblio NotesDerived from Proprietary 4417
- SeriesPocket Politics
- Reference Code13676
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