tailieunhanh - General Principles of Constitutional and Administrative Law Fourth Edition

The aims of this edition remain the same as those of previous editions: namely, to explain and discuss critically the general principles of the constitutional law and administrative law of the UK and to identify their historical and political foundations. This edition has been recast and substantially rewritten and expanded in order to take account of major changes in the law, notably the burgeoning case law generated by the Human Rights Act 1998, and to consider recent scholarship and political developments. I have tried to make the book clearer and easier to use both as an introductory text for law degree students and as a self-contained text for. | palgrave macmillan General Principles of Constitutional and Administrative Law Fourth Edition John Alder General Principles of Constitutional and Administrative Law Palgrave Macmillan Law Masters Series Editor Marise Cremona Stephen Judge BUSINESS LAW 2nd edn Janet Dine COMPANY LAW 4th edn John Alder GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 4th edn Ewan McKendrick CONTRACT LAW 4th edn Priscilla Sarton CONVEYANCING 3rd edn Jonathan Herring CRIMINAL LAW 3rd edn Debbie J. Lockton EMPLOYMENT LAW 4th edn Raymond Emson EVIDENCE Kate Standley FAMILY LAW 3rd edn David Cowan HOUSING LAW AND POLICY Tina Hart and Linda Fazzani INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW 2nd edn Kate Green and Joe Cursley LAND LAW 4th edn Margaret Wilkie and Godfrey Cole LANDLORD AND TENANT LAW 4th edn Jo Shaw LAW OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 3rd edn Catherine Rendell LAW OF SUCCESSION Ian McLeod LEGAL METHOD 4th edn Ian McLeod LEGAL THEORY Robert East SOCIAL SECURITY LAW Alastair Mullis and Ken Oliphant TORTS 3rd edn