Pressure groups in Britain : a reader /
edited by Richard Kimber & J. J. Richardson
- London : Rowman and Littlefield , 1974
- vi, 304p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Lieber, R. J. Interest groups and political integration: British entry into Europe--Self, P. and Storing, H. The farmers and the state.--Harrison, M. Trade unions and the Labour Party.--Roy, W. Membership participation in the National Union of Teachers.--Kimber. R. and Richardson, J. J. Some aspects of the T.U.C. and C.B.I. as pressure groups.--Steck, H. J. The re-emergence of ideological politics in Great Britain: the campaign for nuclear disarmament.--Christoph, J. B. Capital punishment and British politics: the role of pressure groups.--Hindell, K. and Simms, M. How the abortion lobby worked.--Kimber, R., Richardson, J. J., and Brookes, S. K. The national parks campaign.--Tivey, L. The politics of the consumer.--Dearlove, J. Councillors and interest groups in Kensington and Chelsea.--Bryant, R. Community action.--Finer, S. E. Groups and political participation.--McKenzie, R. T. Parties, pressure groups, and the British political process.--Stewart, J. D. British pressure groups: conclusions--Bibliography (p. 297-304)