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The Referendum: Direct democracy and the Constitution

In 1975, we held our first, and - so far...

The Civil Service and the Constitution

Over fifty years ago, the head of the Home Civil...

The Judges and the Constitution

Our membership of the European Union, together with the Human...

Party Finance and the Constitution

Professor Vernon Bogdanor argued that 'Too high a proportion of...

The Referendum: Direct Democracy and the Constitution

In 1975, we held our first, and - so far...

Modernising Parliament: Reform of the House of Lords

Many regard the unelected House of Lords as an anachronism...

The Reform of Parliament and the Crisis of Political Participation

The House of Commons is, as the popularly elected chamber...

Alternative Electoral Systems

In 1918, one commentator claimed that there were over 300...

Family Law: Rights and social consequences

This is the 2005 annual Gray's Inn Reading. Other Gray's...

The General Election and the Constitution