Consitutional law
Past Consitutional law Lectures
Professor Bogdanor analyses the significance of coalition government for Britain and of the momentous constitutional reforms which the...
A discussion of lessons that can be learnt from the work of public inquiries and tribunals: their composition, processes and...
We have, since 1997, been undergoing a process unique in the...
How are we to allocate the power between the law makers and the law enforcers? How are we to mark the differentiation between...
It is time to draw the threads together. The years since 1997 have seen massive, if largely unnoticed, constitutional change. It has...
The radical constitutional reforms since 1997 offer a spectacle, unique in the democratic world, of a country transforming its...
In 1975, we held our first, and - so far - our only nationwide referendum. It was on whether we should remain in the European Community...
Our membership of the European Union, together with the Human Rights act and devolution, have all increased the influence of judges and...
In 1918, one commentator claimed that there were over 300 alternative electoral systems in existence. Human ingenuity being what it is,...
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Innovation is seen as the key to economic growth. But is this true of innovation in services, which now employ 75% of us, as well as in manufacturing...
