Summary: The Annual Survey provides a concise, authoritative review of events and developments in British politics through 2010. Specifically written for AS students of British Government and Politics, the survey brings you right up to date, providing all the topical material you need to succeed in your exams.Topics include: The 2010 general election analysed; the coalition: a new way of governing?; Ed Milliband:his own man?
The key developments of 2010 you need to knowUp-to-date examples and data to help you achieve the highest gradesWritten by experienced authors and senior examiners
Table of Contents: 1 2010 general election: what happened to FPTP?2 The TV debates: the game changer of the campaign?3 Coalition government: a new way of governing?4 Coalition Agreement: compromise or blue-print for the future?5 Constitutional reform: a new departure?6 Labour leadership contest: where next for Labour?7 New Labour 1997-2010: success or failure?8 Gordon Brown: a flawed and failed PM?9 The UK Supreme Court: too powerful judges?10 Who’s who in UK politics 2010
About the Author(s): Paul Fairclough is an AS Principal Examiner and Head of Politics at Wellington College. He is a regular contributor to Politics Review and an author. Neil McNaughton is an AS Principal Examiner and former Head of Politics at University College School, London. He writes for Politics Review and his books include AS UK Government and Politics Teacher Resource Pack (3rd edition). Eric Magee is an experienced teacher, Head of Department, Chief Examiner and Chair of Examiners. He was a key member of the team which produced QCA's Subject Criteria for Government and Politics, the template for the AS and A2 specifications, and is an editor of POLITICS REVIEW.
