Introduction On 19th January, after discussions within the Royal Family, it was announced that the Duke and Duchess […]
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This is part of a series of posts in which Richard Ekins reflects upon Lord Sumption’s Reith Lectures. […]
In his latest blog on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, Paul Craig criticises the recommendation of the House […]
The US election just passed has made many people wonder about the merits of democracy. If an election […]
Cross-posted from the Constitution Unit blog. The ‘Westminster model’ outside the British Isles tends to be associated with […]
The past three weeks have seen a steady backlash against the referendum. It is understandable that many don’t […]
Since the emergence of the modern doctrine of legitimate expectation in English and Welsh administrative law in the […]
A few days after the referendum on EU membership of the European Union, Theresa May stated that she […]
Cross-posted from the Verfassungsblog. 1. A Divisive Decision Referendums are supposed to provide decisive interventions in the affairs […]
The House of Lords Constitution Committee today publishes its report on ‘The Union and devolution’. This post draws […]
