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Readership: Undergraduate students of law, politics, and government studying constitutional reform, constitutional law and administrative law. Politicians, political journalists, and political correspondents. Anyone with an interest in current issues concerning British constitutional reform
Rodney Brazier, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Manchester
Review(s) from previous edition"... excellent material for discussion. Diana Woodhouse, Parliamentary Affairs, April 1999
1: The story so far 2: Constitution-making 3: The parties and the constitution 4: Voting reform 5: The second chamber paradox 6: Ministers' Powers 7: A Constitutional Guiding Light 8: Union, dissolution or federation? 9: Defending rights 10: Government, law and the judges 11: Codifying the constitution