Exploring Parliament
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Exploring Parliament
Leston-Bandeira, Cristina; Thompson, Louise; Meakin, Alexandra
Oxford University Press
03/2025
432
Mole
9780192888747
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Part I: Introducing the UK Parliament
1: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Alexandra Meakin, Paul Silk, Louise Thompson, and Aileen Walker: Introduction
2: Philip Norton: Parliament in context
3: Sean Haughey, Mark Shephard, and Diana Stirbu: Westminster in the UK context
Part II: People and places in parliament
4: Richard Kelly and Louise Thompson: The political organisation of parliament
5: Sarah Petit and Benjamin Yong: The governance of parliament
6: Matthew Congreve and Rebecca McKee: Supporting Members and Peers
7: Emma Crewe and Paul Evans: The significance of rituals in parliament
8: Kate Anderson, Alexandra Meakin, and Alex Prior: Spaces and places in parliament
Part III: Law Making
9: Liam Laurence Smyth, and Matt Korris: The legislative process
10: Meg Russell and Daniel Gover: Parliamentary scrutiny and influence on government bills
11: Ruth Fox and Brigid Fowler: Delegated legislation
12: Tom Caygill and Michael Collon: Post-legislative scrutiny
13: Nia Moss and Gareth Williams: Interparliamentary relations
14: Ruth Dixon and Anne-Marie Griffiths: Private Members' Bills
15: Felicity Matthews and Paul E J Thomas: Campaigning to change law and policy
Part IV: Scrutiny and Accountability
16: Martyn Atkins, Andrew Defty, and James Strong: The Westminster Model of accountability
17: Marc Geddes and Farrah Bhatti: Select Committees in the House of Commons
18: Ruxandra Serban, Luke Hussey, and Peter Kerr: Questioning the government
19: Rosanna Barry and Chloe Mawson: Scrutiny by the House of Lords
20: Lucinda Maer and Richard Whitaker: Scrutiny in challenging times
21: Sasha Fuller, Alasdair Rendall, and Anikka Weerasinghe: Parliament and the media
Part V: Representation
22: Richard Cracknell and Ekaterina Kolpinskaya: Diversity and representation in the House of Commons
23: Rosie Campbell, Chloe Challender, Sarah Childs, and Jessica Smith: Women in the House of Commons
24: Nicholas Allen and Emma Salisbury: MPs and their constituencies
25: Stephen Holden Bates and Caroline Bhattacharya: The role of a backbencher
26: Peter Dorey and Matthew Purvis: Representation in the Lords
27: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Emma McIntosh, and Ben Pearson: Parliament and public engagement
Part VI: Challenges
28: Alistair Clark and Hannah White: Conduct and standards of parliamentarians
29: Margaret McKinnon, Stefanie Reher, and James Weinberg: Challenges facing MPs
30: Elise Uberoi and Ben Worthy: Trust in parliament
31: Mark Bennister and Kevin Maddison: Reforming parliament
32: Graeme Cowie and Jack Sheldon: A Parliament for the Union?
33: David Judge: Conclusion: the future of parliamentary politics
1: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Alexandra Meakin, Paul Silk, Louise Thompson, and Aileen Walker: Introduction
2: Philip Norton: Parliament in context
3: Sean Haughey, Mark Shephard, and Diana Stirbu: Westminster in the UK context
Part II: People and places in parliament
4: Richard Kelly and Louise Thompson: The political organisation of parliament
5: Sarah Petit and Benjamin Yong: The governance of parliament
6: Matthew Congreve and Rebecca McKee: Supporting Members and Peers
7: Emma Crewe and Paul Evans: The significance of rituals in parliament
8: Kate Anderson, Alexandra Meakin, and Alex Prior: Spaces and places in parliament
Part III: Law Making
9: Liam Laurence Smyth, and Matt Korris: The legislative process
10: Meg Russell and Daniel Gover: Parliamentary scrutiny and influence on government bills
11: Ruth Fox and Brigid Fowler: Delegated legislation
12: Tom Caygill and Michael Collon: Post-legislative scrutiny
13: Nia Moss and Gareth Williams: Interparliamentary relations
14: Ruth Dixon and Anne-Marie Griffiths: Private Members' Bills
15: Felicity Matthews and Paul E J Thomas: Campaigning to change law and policy
Part IV: Scrutiny and Accountability
16: Martyn Atkins, Andrew Defty, and James Strong: The Westminster Model of accountability
17: Marc Geddes and Farrah Bhatti: Select Committees in the House of Commons
18: Ruxandra Serban, Luke Hussey, and Peter Kerr: Questioning the government
19: Rosanna Barry and Chloe Mawson: Scrutiny by the House of Lords
20: Lucinda Maer and Richard Whitaker: Scrutiny in challenging times
21: Sasha Fuller, Alasdair Rendall, and Anikka Weerasinghe: Parliament and the media
Part V: Representation
22: Richard Cracknell and Ekaterina Kolpinskaya: Diversity and representation in the House of Commons
23: Rosie Campbell, Chloe Challender, Sarah Childs, and Jessica Smith: Women in the House of Commons
24: Nicholas Allen and Emma Salisbury: MPs and their constituencies
25: Stephen Holden Bates and Caroline Bhattacharya: The role of a backbencher
26: Peter Dorey and Matthew Purvis: Representation in the Lords
27: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Emma McIntosh, and Ben Pearson: Parliament and public engagement
Part VI: Challenges
28: Alistair Clark and Hannah White: Conduct and standards of parliamentarians
29: Margaret McKinnon, Stefanie Reher, and James Weinberg: Challenges facing MPs
30: Elise Uberoi and Ben Worthy: Trust in parliament
31: Mark Bennister and Kevin Maddison: Reforming parliament
32: Graeme Cowie and Jack Sheldon: A Parliament for the Union?
33: David Judge: Conclusion: the future of parliamentary politics
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Part I: Introducing the UK Parliament
1: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Alexandra Meakin, Paul Silk, Louise Thompson, and Aileen Walker: Introduction
2: Philip Norton: Parliament in context
3: Sean Haughey, Mark Shephard, and Diana Stirbu: Westminster in the UK context
Part II: People and places in parliament
4: Richard Kelly and Louise Thompson: The political organisation of parliament
5: Sarah Petit and Benjamin Yong: The governance of parliament
6: Matthew Congreve and Rebecca McKee: Supporting Members and Peers
7: Emma Crewe and Paul Evans: The significance of rituals in parliament
8: Kate Anderson, Alexandra Meakin, and Alex Prior: Spaces and places in parliament
Part III: Law Making
9: Liam Laurence Smyth, and Matt Korris: The legislative process
10: Meg Russell and Daniel Gover: Parliamentary scrutiny and influence on government bills
11: Ruth Fox and Brigid Fowler: Delegated legislation
12: Tom Caygill and Michael Collon: Post-legislative scrutiny
13: Nia Moss and Gareth Williams: Interparliamentary relations
14: Ruth Dixon and Anne-Marie Griffiths: Private Members' Bills
15: Felicity Matthews and Paul E J Thomas: Campaigning to change law and policy
Part IV: Scrutiny and Accountability
16: Martyn Atkins, Andrew Defty, and James Strong: The Westminster Model of accountability
17: Marc Geddes and Farrah Bhatti: Select Committees in the House of Commons
18: Ruxandra Serban, Luke Hussey, and Peter Kerr: Questioning the government
19: Rosanna Barry and Chloe Mawson: Scrutiny by the House of Lords
20: Lucinda Maer and Richard Whitaker: Scrutiny in challenging times
21: Sasha Fuller, Alasdair Rendall, and Anikka Weerasinghe: Parliament and the media
Part V: Representation
22: Richard Cracknell and Ekaterina Kolpinskaya: Diversity and representation in the House of Commons
23: Rosie Campbell, Chloe Challender, Sarah Childs, and Jessica Smith: Women in the House of Commons
24: Nicholas Allen and Emma Salisbury: MPs and their constituencies
25: Stephen Holden Bates and Caroline Bhattacharya: The role of a backbencher
26: Peter Dorey and Matthew Purvis: Representation in the Lords
27: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Emma McIntosh, and Ben Pearson: Parliament and public engagement
Part VI: Challenges
28: Alistair Clark and Hannah White: Conduct and standards of parliamentarians
29: Margaret McKinnon, Stefanie Reher, and James Weinberg: Challenges facing MPs
30: Elise Uberoi and Ben Worthy: Trust in parliament
31: Mark Bennister and Kevin Maddison: Reforming parliament
32: Graeme Cowie and Jack Sheldon: A Parliament for the Union?
33: David Judge: Conclusion: the future of parliamentary politics
1: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Alexandra Meakin, Paul Silk, Louise Thompson, and Aileen Walker: Introduction
2: Philip Norton: Parliament in context
3: Sean Haughey, Mark Shephard, and Diana Stirbu: Westminster in the UK context
Part II: People and places in parliament
4: Richard Kelly and Louise Thompson: The political organisation of parliament
5: Sarah Petit and Benjamin Yong: The governance of parliament
6: Matthew Congreve and Rebecca McKee: Supporting Members and Peers
7: Emma Crewe and Paul Evans: The significance of rituals in parliament
8: Kate Anderson, Alexandra Meakin, and Alex Prior: Spaces and places in parliament
Part III: Law Making
9: Liam Laurence Smyth, and Matt Korris: The legislative process
10: Meg Russell and Daniel Gover: Parliamentary scrutiny and influence on government bills
11: Ruth Fox and Brigid Fowler: Delegated legislation
12: Tom Caygill and Michael Collon: Post-legislative scrutiny
13: Nia Moss and Gareth Williams: Interparliamentary relations
14: Ruth Dixon and Anne-Marie Griffiths: Private Members' Bills
15: Felicity Matthews and Paul E J Thomas: Campaigning to change law and policy
Part IV: Scrutiny and Accountability
16: Martyn Atkins, Andrew Defty, and James Strong: The Westminster Model of accountability
17: Marc Geddes and Farrah Bhatti: Select Committees in the House of Commons
18: Ruxandra Serban, Luke Hussey, and Peter Kerr: Questioning the government
19: Rosanna Barry and Chloe Mawson: Scrutiny by the House of Lords
20: Lucinda Maer and Richard Whitaker: Scrutiny in challenging times
21: Sasha Fuller, Alasdair Rendall, and Anikka Weerasinghe: Parliament and the media
Part V: Representation
22: Richard Cracknell and Ekaterina Kolpinskaya: Diversity and representation in the House of Commons
23: Rosie Campbell, Chloe Challender, Sarah Childs, and Jessica Smith: Women in the House of Commons
24: Nicholas Allen and Emma Salisbury: MPs and their constituencies
25: Stephen Holden Bates and Caroline Bhattacharya: The role of a backbencher
26: Peter Dorey and Matthew Purvis: Representation in the Lords
27: Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Emma McIntosh, and Ben Pearson: Parliament and public engagement
Part VI: Challenges
28: Alistair Clark and Hannah White: Conduct and standards of parliamentarians
29: Margaret McKinnon, Stefanie Reher, and James Weinberg: Challenges facing MPs
30: Elise Uberoi and Ben Worthy: Trust in parliament
31: Mark Bennister and Kevin Maddison: Reforming parliament
32: Graeme Cowie and Jack Sheldon: A Parliament for the Union?
33: David Judge: Conclusion: the future of parliamentary politics
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