<p>"At a time when the ‘good chaps theory of government’ seems to be failing British democracy, Chris Monaghan's <i>Accountability, Impeachment and the Constitution </i>charts a radical new reform agenda. Evidence-based, provocative and incredibly timely... this is the book that could really shape the future of British politics."</p><p>- Matthew Flinders, <em>University of Sheffield</em>, United Kingdom.</p><p>"An outstanding work on a much talked-about constitutional device that originated in Britain where it is now defunct, but famously continues to operate in the United States. Chris Monaghan makes a powerful case for a revived and reformed impeachment procedure at Westminster, designed to strengthen ministerial responsibility to Parliament and - at a time when judicial review is under threat - buttress the political forms of control and redress over the abuse of executive power and unconstitutional conduct."</p><p>- Robert Blackburn, <em>King's College London</em>, United Kingdom.</p><p>"In Britain, impeachment is generally regarded as obsolete. Chris Monaghan seeks, however, to show that it can be a powerful weapon in strengthening governmental accountability. His book is both analytical and securely based on comparative evidence. It is also original and provocative and should be read by anyone interested in British government."</p><p>- Vernon Bogdanor, <em>King's College London</em>, United Kingdom.</p>