Kavanagh et al: British Politics 5e
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Essay questionsKavanagh et al: British Politics 5e
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Chapter 5: The Structure and Evolution of British Society
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Chapter 21: Pressure Groups and Policy Networks
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Chapter 29: The Politics of Immigration, Asylum and Ethnic Diversity
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- Political commentary series of short monthly essays analysing current and newsworthy political events in Britain to aid awareness and understanding of current political life.
- Multiple-choice questions 10 per chapter supported by instant feedback and page references to the text.
- Podcasts Currently available: Prof Dennis Kavanagh discussing Gordon Brown's premiership
- Timeline interactive political timeline tracing key dates in British Politics.
- Web links annotated web links organised by chapter and designed to point you in the direction of government news, elections and other relevant sources of information that will assist further reading and research.
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- Essay questions a selection of suggested essay questions for each part of the textbook to develop students' understanding of the key issues in British politics.
- All figures and tables from the text available to download electronically to facilitate lecture preparation.
- Seminar activities suite of suggested questions, activities and assignments arranged by chapter to prompt students to investigate and analyse real world political situations and apply their learning to new situations.
- Case studies one case per chapter for use in seminars or tutorials to reinforce understanding of chapter themes and to encourage more involved situational analyses of political scenarios.
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