
Bonfire of the liberties
by K. D. Ewing
Politics and governmentCivil rightsLabour Party (Great Britain)Civil rights, great britainPolitical persecutionGreat britain, politics and government, 21st centuryGreat britain, politics and government, 20th centuryGovernment policy
"This book confronts the corrosion of civil liberties under successive New Labour governments since 1997. It argues that the last decade has seen a wholesale failure of constitutional principle and exposed the futility of depending on legal rights to restrict the power of executive government. It considers the steps necessary to prevent the continued decline of political standards, arguing that only through rebalancing political power can civil liberties be adequately protected."--Jacket.
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