Constitution

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  Political Economy | Journal article

  21 Sep 23

  On Surprises, Strategy, the Economy and What Comes Next for Scottish Independence

  Iain Docherty

  • Devolution
  • Constitution
  • Scotland
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  Government & Parliament | Journal article

  13 Sep 23

  Politics, the Constitution and the Independence Movement in Scotland since Devolution

  Malcolm Petrie

  • Constitution
  • Parliament
  • Scotland
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  21 Jul 23

  Besting Monarchy: The Anti-Classism Argument

  Alex Benn

  • Constitution
  • Sovereignty
  • Decolonisation
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  Government & Parliament | Journal article

  15 Jul 23

  Elected or Selected? The Continuing Constitutional Conundrum of House of Lords Reform

  Peter Dorey

  • Constitution
  • Sovereignty
  • Parliament
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  Government & Parliament | Journal article

  06 Jul 23

  Parliamentary Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation: Lessons from Comparative Experience

  Thomas G. Fleming and Tasneem Ghazi

  • Constitution
  • Sovereignty
  • Parliament
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  Political Ideas | Book review

  04 Jul 23

  Review: How Democracies Live. Power, Statecraft, and Freedom in Modern Societies, by Stein Ringen

  Edmund Fawcett

  • Constitution
  • Sovereignty
  • Parliament
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  Parties & Elections | Book review

  28 Jun 23

  Review: Politics and the People: Scotland 1945–79, by Malcolm Petrie

  Ben Jackson

  • Political Parties
  • Elections & Campaigning
  • Constitution
  • Scotland
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  Public Policy | Book review

  22 Jun 23

  Review: Why Governments Get It Wrong: And How They Can Get It Right, by Dennis C. Grube

  Patrick Diamond

  • Constitution
  • Civil Service & Bureaucracy
  • Health, Education & Welfare
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  24 May 23

  The Making of Empirical Political Science in the UK: Jean Blondel, David Butler and Peter Pulzer

  Alan Ware

  • Political Parties
  • Elections & Campaigning
  • Constitution
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  22 May 23

  Why do Historians Ignore Digital Analysis? Bring on the Luddites

  Historians have failed to grasp the profound opportunities afforded by computational analysis, damaging the intellectual vitality of the discipline.

  Luke Blaxill

  • Constitution
  • Parliament