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Chris McCorkindale: Echo Chamber: the 2015 General Election at Holyrood – a word on Sewel

In those heady pre-election days, when polls were king and a hung parliament seemed inevitable (a week, it […]

Constitutional Law Group May 13, 2015 Scotland, UK Parliament

Stephen Tierney: Can the Union Survive the Election?

Thursday’s election leaves the Anglo-Scottish Union on the brink. A combination of the first past the post system […]

Constitutional Law Group May 9, 2015 Constitutional reform, Devolution, Scotland, UK government, UK Parliament

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

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: John Morison: Kingmakers, Kingslayers – or only Wildlings – The Northern Ireland MPs in the Westminster Game of Thrones

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

Constitutional Law Group April 24, 2015 Devolution, European Union, Human rights, Northern Ireland, UK government, UK Parliament

Manifesto Watch: Graham Gee: Five Thoughts on Conservatism and Constitutionalism

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

Constitutional Law Group April 22, 2015 UK government, UK Parliament

Manifesto Watch: Steve Peers: The UK’s General Election: A Fundamental Change to UK/EU Relations?

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

Constitutional Law Group April 20, 2015 European Union, UK government, UK Parliament

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

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

Mike Gordon: After the General Election: An EU Referendum and the EU Act?

While we await publication of the political parties’ manifestos, there can be no doubt that the UK’s membership […]

Constitutional Law Group April 2, 2015 European Union, UK government

Anthony Fairclough: Countdown to the Election: Matrix briefing on freedom of expression at elections

It’s trite to say, but we are just weeks away from the most important General Election in a […]

Constitutional Law Group March 30, 2015 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 II)

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

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