Titlebook: Political Traditions and UK Politics; Matthew Hall Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 evaluatio

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The British Political Tradition Revisited,ervations of the concepts of tradition and, more specifically, political traditions. Despite the range of criticisms of the existing usages of political tradition, the concept offers heuristic value if characterised differently.

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Introduction,r intent. For example Scottish devolution was introduced with speed and without any significant attempt to de-radicalise the original proposal. However Freedom of Information was significantly de-radicalised and electoral reform for Westminster did not occur (Marsh and Hall 2007; Marsh 2008a).

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Exploring Tradition,m analyses of British politics. Instead the majority of authors have favoured either explicitly or implicitly the Westminster Model (WM) as an explanatory framework, without considering how the institutions and processes it narrates came into being or, crucially, what ideas and views of democracy underpin them.

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Tradition or Traditions?, authors operating from different methodological and normative perspectives (Bevir and Rhodes 2003; 2006a; Marsh and Hall 2007; Marquand 2008) have pointed to the centrality of political traditions in British political life. The concept of political tradition is by no means a new one in political an

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The British Political Tradition Revisited, tradition as a key facet of political life in the UK. We began with those authors who advocated the existence of a distinctive British Political Tradition (BPT) before turning to the challenge presented by the recent work by Bevir and Rhodes (2003; 2006a) and Marquand (2008). We then focused on obs