Part 1: Introduction
1. Representative and Responsibility in Politics Part 2: The Traditional Doctrines 2. Tory and Whig Attitudes to Representation
3. The Early Radicals
4. Parliamentary Reform and Victorian Liberalism
5. The Liberal View of the Constitution Part 3: Collectivism and the Theory of Representation
6. Doctrines of Class Conflict
7. The idealist View of Politics
8. Theories of Group Representation
9. Party Democracy Part 4: Responsibility in British Politics
10. Collective Responsibility
11. Individual Responsibility
12. The Parliamentary Watchdog
13. Responsible Government Reconsidered Part 5: The Public and the Government
14. The Nature of Public Opinion
15. Channels of Communication
16. Opinions and Policies Part 6: Conclusions
17. Representative and Responsible Government in Britain.