British Politics and the American Federal System

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"British Politics and the American Federal System" is a comparative political science work by Samuel Beer that analyzes the structures, principles, and development of British governance in relation to the United States’ federal system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
comparative politics study
political science work
academicDiscipline government
analyzes constitutional principles
distribution of political authority
relationship between national and subnational governments
author Samuel Beer NERFINISHED
Samuel H. Beer NERFINISHED
compares United Kingdom political system
United States political system
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
discusses centralization of power in Britain
division of powers in the United States
role of parties in British politics
role of parties in the American federal system
examines federal system in the United States
historical development of American federalism
historical development of British institutions
parliamentary system in Britain
fieldOfStudy comparative politics
political science
focusesOn United States federal system NERFINISHED
development of British governance
principles of British governance
structures of British governance
genre academic non-fiction
hasForm monograph
hasPerspective comparative analysis of Britain and the United States
intendedAudience scholars of political science
students of comparative government
language English
mainSubject American federal system
British politics
comparative government
constitutional structure
political institutions
placesInContext 20th-century political development
relatedWork British Politics, Parties and Pressure Groups NERFINISHED
To Make a Nation: The Rediscovery of American Federalism NERFINISHED

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Samuel Beer notableWork British Politics and the American Federal System