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The role of the member of Parliament since 1868 : from gentlemen to players

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1. Parliamentary Government 2. The Political Context 3. The Adaptation of Parliament 4. The Socio-Economic Transformation of the House of Commons 5. The Professionalisation of the Member of Parliament 6. Parliamentary Participation: Continuity and Change I 7. The Role of the Member and Parliament: Continuity and Change II 8. From Gentlemen to Players: Complementary, Separate or Conflicting Roles?

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