Parliamentarism: From Burke to Weber

2 May

In this episode, Dr Paul Sagar speaks with Will Sellinger about his recent book Parliamentarism: From Burke to Weber (CUP, 2019). Will Sellinger is Lecturer in European History, 1700-1850, at University College London. His research has focused on the emergence of representative democracy in the modern world and on the crises to which this political form has repeatedly been subject.

William Sellinger

Lasse Andersen

Parliamentarism: From Burke to Weber

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