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Author: K D Ewing (King's College London) ,
Samuel Issacharoff
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint: Hart Publishing
Volume: 1
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.70cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.643kg
ISBN: 9781841135700
ISBN 10: 1841135704
Pages: 342
Publication Date: 19 January 2006
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
...the book is accessible and authoritative, providing not only valuable insights into a range of funding regimes but also fascinating discussions of the theoretical underpinnings of regulation within political systems based on the freedoms of speech and expression and judicial interpretations of the constitutionality or, otherwise, of various modes of regulation. It should provide a basic resource not only for public lawyers interested in such issues but also a wide range of others from a variety of disciplines concerned with the role of money in politics and elections...if you are interested in the issues, read this excellent book. Ron Johnston Parliamentary Affairs September, 2007 !the broad commonalities of the essays-- clear descriptions of lamentable political practices, thoughtful accounts of well-intentioned attempts to remedy them, and acknowledgments of the limits of such reform attempts--will impress even the most disinterested scholar... a superior survey of contemporary struggles with issues of campaign finance in several countries. Mark Rush Law and Politics Book Review, Vol 16/9 September 2006 !a valuable book as it presents the major arguments of the debate. Matt Qvortrup Political Studies Review, Vol 5, No 2 April 2007 ...draws together an international team of fine scholars, especially from member countries of the Commonwealth, such as New Zealand, Canada, and Australia...For academic lawyers and political scientists in the United States, [this] edition will be particularly useful because of its mainly non-American approach. Michael Pinto-Duschinsky Election Law Journal Volume 6, Number 4, 2007
...the book is accessible and authoritative, providing not only valuable insights into a range of funding regimes but also fascinating discussions of the theoretical underpinnings of regulation within political systems based on the freedoms of speech and expression and judicial interpretations of the constitutionality or, otherwise, of various modes of regulation. It should provide a basic resource not only for public lawyers interested in such issues but also a wide range of others from a variety of disciplines concerned with the role of money in politics and elections...if you are interested in the issues, read this excellent book.Ron JohnstonParliamentary AffairsSeptember, 2007the broad commonalities of the essays-- clear descriptions of lamentable political practices, thoughtful accounts of well-intentioned attempts to remedy them, and acknowledgments of the limits of such reform attempts--will impress even the most disinterested scholar... a superior survey of contemporary struggles with issues of campaign finance in several countries. Mark RushLaw and Politics Book Review, Vol 16/9September 2006a valuable book as it presents the major arguments of the debate.Matt QvortrupPolitical Studies Review, Vol 5, No 2April 2007...draws together an international team of fine scholars, especially from member countries of the Commonwealth, such as New Zealand, Canada, and Australia...For academic lawyers and political scientists in the United States, [this] edition will be particularly useful because of its mainly non-American approach.Michael Pinto-DuschinskyElection Law JournalVolume 6, Number 4, 2007
...the book is accessible and authoritative, providing not only valuable insights into a range of funding regimes but also fascinating discussions of the theoretical underpinnings of regulation within political systems based on the freedoms of speech and expression and judicial interpretations of the constitutionality or, otherwise, of various modes of regulation. It should provide a basic resource not only for public lawyers interested in such issues but also a wide range of others from a variety of disciplines concerned with the role of money in politics and elections...if you are interested in the issues, read this excellent book. Ron Johnston Parliamentary Affairs September, 2007 ...the broad commonalities of the essays-- clear descriptions of lamentable political practices, thoughtful accounts of well-intentioned attempts to remedy them, and acknowledgments of the limits of such reform attempts--will impress even the most disinterested scholar... a superior survey of contemporary struggles with issues of campaign finance in several countries. Mark Rush Law and Politics Book Review, Vol 16/9 September 2006 ...a valuable book as it presents the major arguments of the debate. Matt Qvortrup Political Studies Review, Vol 5, No 2 April 2007 ...draws together an international team of fine scholars, especially from member countries of the Commonwealth, such as New Zealand, Canada, and Australia...For academic lawyers and political scientists in the United States, [this] edition will be particularly useful because of its mainly non-American approach. Michael Pinto-Duschinsky Election Law Journal Volume 6, Number 4, 2007
Author Information
K.D. Ewing is Professor of Public Law, Kings College, London. Samuel Issacharoff, formerly the Harold R Medina Professor of Procedural Jurisprudence at Columbia Law School, is currently the Reiss Professor of Constitutional Law at New York University School of Law.
