Political Institutions: Legal Perspectives

Gavin Drewry

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Political Science Research and Education Law and Political Science

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Abstract Questions the omission of law and legal perspectives in political science and advocates its relevance and overlap in two country examples: the USA and the UK. Legal politics, the role of the judiciary, public law and administration, and the constitutional politics of America are provided as examples, intended to generate future relationships in the areas of law and political science.

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