David Cameron
David Gulielmus Donaldus Cameron (natus Londinii die 9 Octobris 1966), vir publicus Britannicus factionis Conservativae, a die 11 Maii 2010 munere primi ministri reginae Elisabethae II fungitur.
Vita[recensere | fontem recensere]
David Cameron, in vico Peasemore comitatus Berceriensis educatus, fuit discipulus Collegii Etonensis. Philosophiae, politicae, oeconomiae in Collegio Aenei Nasi Universitatis Oxoniensis studuit, tutore Vernon Bogdanor. Ibi contubernalem habuit Catharina Fall sodalisque fuit societatis convivialis Bullingdon eodem tempore quo et Boris Johnson. Pro factione Conservativa annis 1988-1994 operam dedit, consiliarius merens Normanno Lamont cancellario scaccarii et Michaële Howard civico rerum internarum secretario. Ab anno 2000 legatus est ad Parlamentum Britannicum pro circulo Witney comitatus Oxoniensis. Ductor electus est die 6 Decembris 2005 factionis Conservativae, propter quod officium eodem die dux oppositionis parlamentariae factus est. Factione Laboris (duce Gordono Brown) in comitiis anni 2010 aegre devicta, coalitione inter liberales (duce Nicolao Clegg) et conservativos composita, Cameron ab hoc anno primus minister meret.
Bibliographia[recensere | fontem recensere]
- Francis Elliott, James Hanning, Cameron: Practically a Conservative. Londinii: Fourth Estate, 2012. ISBN 978-0-00-743642-2
- Timothy Heppell, David Seawright, Cameron and the Conservatives: The Transition to Coalition Government. Londinii: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. ISBN 978-0-230-31410-8
Nexus externi[recensere | fontem recensere]
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- Pagina publica ( Anglice)
- De Davide Cameron apud interretiales Factionis Conservativae paginas
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