Magna Carta Roundtable Discussion
Professor Nick Rengger of the School of International Relations hosted a roundtable discussion on Monday 18 May, Magna Carta: A Global Charter of Liberty for the 21st Century? Participants included Professor Thom…
Search by category: constitutional reform
The Draft Scotland Bill and Parliamentary Sovereignty: Legal and Political Effects
Following the completion of the Report of the Smith Commission for Further Devolution of Powers to the Scottish Parliament, Mark Elliott has written a pointed piece on the legal and political effects, which he argues…
Could parity principle for UK nations on EU referendum veto be basis for reformed second chamber?
Will Self has written a cogent, pointed, and important piece in the New Statesman which echoes some of the points made by Sir David Edward about the House of Lords and parliamentary sovereignty in his recent lecture at…
CGC Working Paper No. 1: The Constitutional Implications of the Scottish Referendum
25 September 2014 – David Edward, “The Constitutional Implications of the Scottish Referendum”, CGC Working Paper No. 1 (Sept 2004) 1-16. Click here for PDF: THE CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH REFERENDUM