"Political Freedom" describes the liberties and rights of persons
to take action which is deliberately designed to influence and
affect public purposes: in particular government policy, the law
and public opinion. Howard Davis looks at how the presence of
political motives, when balanced against other motives, affects the
legal character of the action, and asks why common law and statute
should differentiate the political from the non-political. The book
makes a contribution to the debate on the effectiveness of
democracy in the United Kingdom in relation to the right to act
politically and to participate in the political process of the
nation, a human right as defined by the International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights and the European Convention on Human
Rights.
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