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Category Archive: Constitutional reform

Manifesto Watch: Aileen McHarg: The Constitutional Implications of the Rise of the SNP

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Editors’ note: The blog has asked constitutional lawyers to review the main party manifestos ahead of the May […]

Constitutional Law Group April 29, 2015 Constitutional reform, Scotland, UK government, UK Parliament

Manifesto Watch: Keith Ewing: Saor Alba and Austerity – The British Constitution and the Labour Party Manifesto

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Editors’ note: The blog has asked constitutional lawyers to review the main party manifestos ahead of the May […]

Constitutional Law Group April 16, 2015 Constitutional reform, Scotland, UK government, UK Parliament

Murray Wesson: What is the (Australian) Constitution For?

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At some point in the next few years, Australians are likely to vote in a referendum to recognise […]

Constitutional Law Group March 27, 2015 Australia, Constitutional reform, Human rights

Helen Fenwick: The Conservative stance in the 2015 election on the UK’s relationship with the Strasbourg Court and its jurisprudence – bluff, exit strategy or compromise on both sides? (Part II)

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This is the second in a two-part contribution. Part I is available here. Moves towards repairing relations with […]

Constitutional Law Group March 12, 2015 Constitutional reform, Human rights, UK government

Helen Fenwick: The Conservative stance in the 2015 election on the UK’s relationship with the Strasbourg Court and its jurisprudence – bluff, exit strategy or compromise on both sides? (Part I)

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This is the first in a two-part contribution. Part II is available here. Introduction – manifesto watching The […]

Constitutional Law Group March 10, 2015 Constitutional reform, Human rights, UK government

Event: The Crisis of the Constitution

UKCLA members and blog readers are invited to the following event The Crisis of the Constitution: The General […]

UKCLA February 4, 2015 Constitutional reform, Events

News: Reforming electoral law across the UK

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In a consultation opening today the Law Commissions of England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland set out […]

Constitutional Law Group December 12, 2014 Constitutional reform, UK Parliament

Christoph Smets: A UK senate: Competition for the Commons or federalising representation?

After the warning shot fired from the ballot boxes of the Scottish electorate in this year’s referendum on […]

Constitutional Law Group December 1, 2014 Comparative law, Constitutional reform

James Hand and Donal Coffey: Miliband’s senate of the regions and a constitutional convention conundrum

Ed Miliband’s recent proposal for ‘an elected Senate that properly represents the towns, cities, regions and nations that […]

Constitutional Law Group November 23, 2014 Constitutional reform

Robert Hazell:You want a constitutional convention? This is what you need to think through first.

In the run up to the Scottish independence referendum, and its aftermath, calls have grown for a constitutional […]

Constitutional Law Group October 15, 2014 Constitutional reform

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