The English constitution
Book • 1872
Walter Bagehot's "The English Constitution" is a seminal work that analyzes the British political system.
Published in 1867, it offers insights into the workings of the cabinet, parliament, and the monarchy.
Bagehot's analysis distinguishes between the 'dignified' part of the constitution (the monarchy) and the 'efficient' part (the cabinet), highlighting the balance of power and influence.
The book remains relevant today for its insightful observations on the evolution of British governance.
It continues to be studied by political scientists and historians for its historical context and enduring relevance to constitutional theory.
Bagehot's work is considered a classic in the field of political science.
Published in 1867, it offers insights into the workings of the cabinet, parliament, and the monarchy.
Bagehot's analysis distinguishes between the 'dignified' part of the constitution (the monarchy) and the 'efficient' part (the cabinet), highlighting the balance of power and influence.
The book remains relevant today for its insightful observations on the evolution of British governance.
It continues to be studied by political scientists and historians for its historical context and enduring relevance to constitutional theory.
Bagehot's work is considered a classic in the field of political science.
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