Making the Peace: Public Order and Public Security in Modern Britain
Autor Charles Townshenden Limba Engleză Hardback – 18 noi 1993
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780198229780
ISBN-10: 019822978X
Pagini: 274
Dimensiuni: 165 x 243 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 019822978X
Pagini: 274
Dimensiuni: 165 x 243 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Recenzii
tour de force... Astringent and quizzical ... an argument which is elegant, forceful, and distinctly uncomfortable.
valuable study ... illuminating analysis ... a vivid account ... raises questions at the heart of current debate about national decline.
fascinating and important book ... masterly account
valuable study of the construction and deconstruction of "the English image of order", before "the French Revolutionary wars ... Essentially this book is an illuminating analysis of the shift between two conservative establishment conceptions of order. Townshend's book is a vivid account of all this, and raises questions at the heart of current debate about national decline.
His book is all the more disturbing for being a detailed chronicle rather than a polemic ... he draws on a mass of sources to describe the growing confusion in Britain about the proper limits to government power and the role of the police.
fluent account
This is an erudite and engaging account of the 'English way' of thinking about and maintaining public order. This is an important account ... Anyone concerned with the political futures of this culture (on which-ever side of the Irish Sea) could do far worse than heed its lessons.
This is an important and a deeply disturbing book ... The book may ... be read as a tract for the times, a plea for a written constitution and a new Bill of Rights. It is also a book which should be read by everyone with an interest in contemporary history and in the development of the concept of the state in Britain.
This is an important book dealing with a vital subject. The argument is subtly developed and is all the more compelling for its sophistication. Townshend's range of intellectual sources is as impressive as the precision of his focus and the elegant lucidity of his prose. A fine book.
important, concise and well written book ... this is a most interesting and stimulating survey of a controversial subject
This is an erudite and engaging account of the 'English way' of thinking about and maintaining public order. This is an important account of how the 'official mind' in an old and conservative political culture has viewed and responded to the threat of public disorder. Anyone concerned with the political features of this culture (on whichever side of the Irish Sea) could do far worse than heed its lessons.
an interesting and well-written account of the roots of a crisis in relations between the police, the government, and the public. Its application of social theory to the history of English policing is illuminating.
a scholarly, often witty and occasionally cynical account of the British myth of concensus... a powerful and convincing examination of the mystery of public order in Britain over the past century.
a wide-ranging analysis of developments in the so-called 'British way' of maintaining law and order ... it is well written
valuable study ... illuminating analysis ... a vivid account ... raises questions at the heart of current debate about national decline.
fascinating and important book ... masterly account
valuable study of the construction and deconstruction of "the English image of order", before "the French Revolutionary wars ... Essentially this book is an illuminating analysis of the shift between two conservative establishment conceptions of order. Townshend's book is a vivid account of all this, and raises questions at the heart of current debate about national decline.
His book is all the more disturbing for being a detailed chronicle rather than a polemic ... he draws on a mass of sources to describe the growing confusion in Britain about the proper limits to government power and the role of the police.
fluent account
This is an erudite and engaging account of the 'English way' of thinking about and maintaining public order. This is an important account ... Anyone concerned with the political futures of this culture (on which-ever side of the Irish Sea) could do far worse than heed its lessons.
This is an important and a deeply disturbing book ... The book may ... be read as a tract for the times, a plea for a written constitution and a new Bill of Rights. It is also a book which should be read by everyone with an interest in contemporary history and in the development of the concept of the state in Britain.
This is an important book dealing with a vital subject. The argument is subtly developed and is all the more compelling for its sophistication. Townshend's range of intellectual sources is as impressive as the precision of his focus and the elegant lucidity of his prose. A fine book.
important, concise and well written book ... this is a most interesting and stimulating survey of a controversial subject
This is an erudite and engaging account of the 'English way' of thinking about and maintaining public order. This is an important account of how the 'official mind' in an old and conservative political culture has viewed and responded to the threat of public disorder. Anyone concerned with the political features of this culture (on whichever side of the Irish Sea) could do far worse than heed its lessons.
an interesting and well-written account of the roots of a crisis in relations between the police, the government, and the public. Its application of social theory to the history of English policing is illuminating.
a scholarly, often witty and occasionally cynical account of the British myth of concensus... a powerful and convincing examination of the mystery of public order in Britain over the past century.
a wide-ranging analysis of developments in the so-called 'British way' of maintaining law and order ... it is well written
Notă biografică
Formerly held Fellowships at the National Humanities Center, North Carolina, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington DC, and former Leverhulme Trust Research Fellow