Category: UKCLA
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Keith Ewing: Professor Anthony Bradley – An Appreciation (Part One)
I Tony Bradley, one of the United Kingdom’s greatest constitutional and administrative lawyers, died peacefully at his home in Cumnor, Oxfordshire on 20 December 2021, age 87. He lived an extraordinarily full professional life as a teacher, examiner, author, editor, administrator, solicitor, barrister, and adjudicator. Tony’s academic writing spanned seven decades: his first publication appeared in…
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UKCLA Membership
Dear UKCLA members, Thank you for your support in 2020. I would like to invite all members to renew their membership for 2021 via the membership page of the UKCLA website. Just scroll your cursor onto the ‘About UKCLA’ section and click on the ‘Membership’ sub-section which contains payment methods at the foot of the…
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Democracy and Human rights During a National Crisis or State of Emergency Keele Law Review The Keele Law Review is pleased to announce a call for submissions for its second volume (2021) on the theme of Democracy and Human Rights During a National Crisis or State of Emergency. Submissions on topics relating to the above…
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UKCLA Blog: Summer Break
Thank you to everyone who has sent in posts during the 2019-2020 academic year. It’s certainly been busy! The blog will be taking its traditional break in August, with the last post appearing on Friday July 31st. We already have enough posts that have been sent to us, or promised to us, to fill all…
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Call for Papers: European Yearbook of Constitutional Law (EYCL), volume 3 2021
Constitutional Advice The European Yearbook of Constitutional Law is pleased to announce a call for submissions for its third volume (2021) on the theme of rendering advice on constitutional issues in modern polities. This important and structural area of constitutional law is often overlooked by scholarship. Traditionally constitutional law in its approach and thinking departs…
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UKCLA Teaching in Public Law Workshop Postponed
In the light of the spread of Covid-19, and ongoing efforts to limit or slow transmission of the virus, the decision has been taken to postpone the Teaching in Public Law Workshop which was to be held at Durham University on 27th March. This decision has been taken jointly following discussions between Durham Law School…
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Durham Law School/UKCLA Association Workshop on Teaching in Public Law
On 27th March the UK Constitutional Law Association and Durham Law School will host a one-day workshop focused on public law teaching. Across four sessions, public law experts will initiate discussion on a range of issues impacting upon delivery and design of public law curricula as a means of sharing practice, and prompting consideration of…
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UKCLA membership renewal for 2020
Dear UKCLA members, Thank you for your support in 2019 which has been an important and successful year for the Association. I would like to invite all members to renew their membership for 2020 via the membership page of the UKCLA web-site. Just scroll your cursor onto the ‘About UKCLA’ section and click on the…
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Announcement: UK Constitutional Law Blog Editorial Changeover
Professor Stephen Tierney will be standing down from his position as co-editor of the UKCLA blog with effect from Monday 20 January, after five years of dedicated service. Stephen has done a fantastic job, particularly dealing with the proliferation of posts on both Miller decisions in the Supreme Court and on prorogation. Under his co-editorship…
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Reminder: UKCLA Annual General Meeting and Roundtable, Friday 10th January 2020
This is a reminder that the UKCLA Annual General Meeting will be held at 12 o’clock on the 10th of January 2020 in the Keeton Room, Bentham House, University College London, 4-8 Endsleigh Gardens, London, WC1H 0EG. The AGM is open to all paid up members of the UKCLA. All UKCLA members are invited to…