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  • - The Strategic Defence and Security Review We Need
    av Jonathan Shaw
    136,-

    The next UK SDSR is scheduled for 2015. We should not set our expectations too high. Whitehall, says Shaw, is locked within frameworks of language and custom that are a hindrance to clear thinking about defence requirements and their implementation. 'Unfit for Purpose' exposes the workings of Whitehall to reveal a fragmented structure and culture.

  • - From Gordon Gekko to David Hume
    av Stewart Sutherland
    136,-

  • av Nick Clegg
    135,-

    The Responsibilities of Democracy explores the overall health of UK democracy, giving a balanced analysis of its values and flaws. It is also a clarion call to the electorate and politicians to nurture and protect the gentle values on which democracy depends. No reader seeking to understand democracy can afford to ignore this book.

  • av Nick Robinson, Charlie Beckett, Gary Gibbon, m.fl.
    146,-

    In The Power of Journalists four of the UK's foremost journalists - Nick Robinson, Barbara Speed, Charlie Beckett and Gary Gibbon - introduce us to the role of the journalist as truth-teller and protector of impartiality as well as interpreter of controversial facts and trusted source of public opinion.

  • av David Neuberger
    145,-

    Full of insights, The Power of Judges is an informative and accessible account of the UK judicial system, its contribution to running the country and the challenges it faces, including the many threats to its effectiveness.

  • av Stephen Green
    135,-

    Unwritten Rule calls for a radical realignment, embracing a federal approach that would accommodate devolution as the best way of bringing about a successful and diverse national life, increasing democratic control over local and national decision-making, and modernising our national political structures.

  • av Jane Sinclair, Claire Foster-Gilbert & James Hawkey
    136,-

    These essays look at the meaning of justice for the 21st century expressed through principles; justice as it can be expressed by our public service institutions; and how justice is expressed in society more widely.

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    145,-

    Art, Imagination and Public Service consists of three dialogues. The conversations offer a unique way into thinking about imaginative, compassionate and intelligent public service. The book is intended to inspire public servants of all kinds to reconnect fearlessly with their fundamental humanity.

  • - What Britain Gets Wrong About Its Capital City
    av Jack Brown
    145,-

    Published on the eve of the delayed mayoral elections and in the wake of the greatest financial downturn in generations, London and the UK asks whether the capital's relentless growth and stranglehold on commerce and culture will ever leave room for other regions to compete.

  • - The Case for a European Future
    av Giles Radice
    136,-

    The book is a pro-European polemic.

  • - The Essence of EU Democracy
    av James Elles
    135,-

    James Elles explains how the EU functions, emphasising the emerging role of the European Parliament in the process.

  • - Thoughts on the Union before and after the Scottish Independence Referendum
    av Peter Hennessy
    135,-

    Hennessy surveys the constitutional building site opened up for the whole of the UK by the Scottish referendum, offering personal impressions of the time when the 300-year-old Act of Union was called into question and when he, as the UK's foremost expert on our unwritten constitution, became an important voice in what may happen next.

  • - The rise of the AfD in Germany
    av Penny Bochum
    135,-

    'We are the People' examines the sudden growth and radicalisation of the AfD, from Eurosceptic beginnings in 2013 to a far-right populist party with an influential extremist, ethno-pluralist wing.

  • av Peter Hennessy
    145,-

    The interlocking themes of Establishment and Meritocracy are a crucial part of the intellectual compost that made Hennessy's generation of postwar Britons. The Establishment and the concept of a growing and eventually self-propelling meritocracy were always at odds, and the policies that brought it about dramatically altered British society.

  • - The UK Referendum on the EU and Its Aftermath
    av Gary Gibbon
    162,-

    In July 2016 David Cameron rolled the dice on Britain's 43-year-old membership of the EU. Breaking Point explains where post-referendum Britain is heading, how we got here, and what lessons might be learned. It combines analysis of official and off-the-record meetings with senior politicians as well as encounters with ordinary voters.

  • - A Portrait of British Moral Duality
    av Mihir Bose
    136,-

    Mihir Bose writes on British duality.

  • - Who Do We Think We Are?
    av Shanghai) Green & Stephen (Standard Chartered Bank
    135,-

    Whatever the eventual outcome of the Brexit negotiations, the critical questions remain: what does the Referendum vote tell us about the sort of society we are? Why was the result a shock to so many? Did we not understand how divided we were?

  • av Vernon White, Jane Sinclair & Claire Foster-Gilbert
    135,-

    Integrity in Public Life provides a critique of and an essential guide to integrity, leaving the reader with some hope for its continued place in public life.

  • - Searching for Identity in the Age of Brexit
    av Peter Gumbel
    135,-

    Through the lens of his own family's history, Peter Gumbel explores issues of identity, nationality and belonging after Brexit.

  • - National security in an age of open information
    av Jonathan Evans
    136,-

    Secret Service is a fascinating insight into the world of the security services and a reminder of the importance of actively attending to the moral health of both the institution itself and its operatives who, by their very nature, are its greatest strength and also its greatest weakness.

  • av Claire Foster-Gilbert
    135,-

    Truth in Public Life explores the difficulty in defining truth, its critical importance in civilised society and the challenges and threats to telling the truth in different public service settings. This short book is a potent reminder of how important truth is, even as it is threatened afresh.

  • - Historical and Cultural Realities We Cannot Deny
    av Stephen (Standard Chartered Bank Green
    168,-

    Is there any such thing as a European identity? Amidst all the kaleidoscopic variety what - if anything - do 28 members of the European Union have in common? If the EU is to succeed the big states of Europe must discover and define that common identity.

  • av Ivan Gibbons
    136,-

    Drawing the Line provides a concise explanation of the historic background to the current controversy by outlining how the border has continually bedevilled relations between the two countries and why the future of the Irish border after Brexit is of crucial importance.

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