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Peter, Riddell (peterriddellster@googlemail.com) is a political commentator, having written about Parliament for 30 years, first on the Financial Times, and then on The Times. He has served as chairman of the Hansard Society since 2007, and has been working on improving the effectiveness and operations of government as a Senior Fellow of the Institute for Government. He has also written six books on British politics
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Peter Riddell (peterriddellster@googlemail.com) is a political commentator, having written about Parliament for 30 years, first on the Financial Times, and then on The Times. He has served as chairman of the Hansard Society since 2007, and has been working on improving the effectiveness and operations of government as a Senior Fellow of the Institute for Government. He has also written six books on British politics.
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In Defence of Politics, Professor Sir Bernard Crick, first published in 1962, and in several later editions.
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inaugural lecture, University of Sheffield, 5 May . Professor Flinders lecture was delivered 2 months after mine, and I have taken up some of his ideas in the revised version of my lecture printed here. In particular, I have added a new third challenge on voter expectations (renumbering the remaining challenges in my original lecture). We have taken different approaches to the broader issue of the role of politicians, but with some exceptions, we adopt the same broad viewpoint. The battlefield is no longer so lonely
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In Defence of Politics, inaugural lecture, Professor Matthew Flinders, University of Sheffield, 5 May 2010. Professor Flinders lecture was delivered 2 months after mine, and I have taken up some of his ideas in the revised version of my lecture printed here. In particular, I have added a new third challenge on voter expectations (renumbering the remaining challenges in my original lecture). We have taken different approaches to the broader issue of the role of politicians, but with some exceptions, we adopt the same broad viewpoint. The battlefield is no longer so lonely.
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Populus poll for The Times, published on 9 February 2010. For full details, see
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Populus poll for The Times, published on 9 February 2010. For full details, see www.populus.co.uk.
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Many of the political scientists who do bridge the gap are valued friends of the Hansard Society. It would be invidious to single any individual out apart from David Butler, my predecessor but one in chairing the Society, who, over more than 60 years, made it his mission to get to know and understand active politicians and to bring them into contact with his students
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Many of the political scientists who do bridge the gap are valued friends of the Hansard Society. It would be invidious to single any individual out apart from David Butler, my predecessor but one in chairing the Society, who, over more than 60 years, made it his mission to get to know and understand active politicians and to bring them into contact with his students.
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House of Commons Reform Committee (the Wright Committee), Rebuilding the House, 24 November 2009, House of Commons Paper 1117, 2008-09
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House of Commons Reform Committee (the Wright Committee), Rebuilding the House, 24 November 2009, House of Commons Paper 1117, 2008-09.
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