LibGuides: POL 40589: Constitutional Law in The United Kingdom: UK Constitution

Additional Books on UK Constitutional Law

The British Constitution: Continuity and Change by Matt Qvortrup (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2013
This book, a tribute to Vernon Bogdanor, examines the evolving British Constitution, highlighting its shift from an abstract concept to a more tangible, written form. Scholars in law, history, and political science provide expert insights on constitutional changes over the past two decades, analyzing continuity and transformation in the UK's legal and political systems.
The Changing Constitution by Jeffrey Jowell (Editor); Colm O'Cinneide (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2019
The Changing Constitution offers scholarly essays on the UK's constitutional evolution and ongoing reforms. Featuring 14 expert contributors, it examines powers of central, devolved, and local governments, and Britain's relationship with the EU and international legal systems, providing essential analysis for constitutional law and politics students.
Constitutional Futures Revisited by Robert Hazell (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2008
This book examines the UK's ongoing constitutional transformation, exploring its unfinished aspects and future directions. Leading political scientists and lawyers analyze the potential impact of these changes on key institutions and the constitution, offering insights into the evolving governance landscape.
The New British Constitution by Vernon Bogdanor
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Publication Date: 2009
This book analyzes Britain's constitutional transformation over the past decade, driven by reforms like the Human Rights Act and devolution. It highlights the shift from parliamentary sovereignty to a quasi-federal system emphasizing power separation. Vernon Bogdanor critiques limited public engagement, suggesting future reforms may establish a fully codified, people-centered constitution.
Sceptical Perspectives on the Changing Constitution of the United Kingdom by Richard Johnson (Editor); Yuan Yi Zhu (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2023
This book critically examines recent UK constitutional reforms, including devolution, judicial changes, and the Human Rights Act, highlighting their shift from a political to a legal constitution. It evaluates fragmented power and judicial challenges, contrasting reform virtues with criticisms. Featuring expert insights, it offers a balanced perspective for diverse audiences.
The United Kingdom's Statutory Bill of Rights by Roger Masterman (Editor); Ian Leigh (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2013
This collection of essays explores the lasting constitutional impact of the UK's Human Rights Act 1998, which transformed the individual-state and court-government relationships by enabling judicial review of legislation. Despite political and popular skepticism, the Act has influenced legal reasoning and advocacy, raising questions about its future and potential Bill of Rights.
The United Kingdom Constitution by N. W. Barber
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Publication Date: 2022
This book explores the UK constitution’s historical, social, political, and legal dimensions, analyzing major changes over 30 years. It examines devolution in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and England, alongside the judiciary’s growing role. Framing the constitution through key principles, it clarifies its structure while addressing its complexities and evolution.