The constitution of the United Kingdom : a contextual analysis / Peter Leyland.

By:

Leyland, Peter, lecturer in law

Series: Constitutional systems of the world ; [v. 1]Publication details: Oxford ; Portland, Or. : Hart Pub., 2012.Edition: Fully rev. and updated 2nd edDescription: xxvii, 333 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9781849461603 (pbk.)

Other title:

Constitution of the U. K
Constitution of the UK

Subject(s):

Constitutional law -- Great Britain

LOC classification:

KD3989 .L49 2012

Online resources:

Table of contents only

Contents:

Contents: 1. UK Constitution PART I: CONSTITUTIONAL CONTEXTS PART II: HISTORY 2. The Sources of the Constitution PART I: SOURCES OF THE CONSTITUTION PART II: CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS; 3 Constitutional Principles 4. The Crown and the Constitution 5. Parliament PAART I: ELECTIONS AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS PART II: THE HOUSE OF COMMONS PART III: THE HOUSE OF LORDS PART IV: PARLIAMENT AS LEGISLATOR PART V: PARLIAMENT AS WATCHDOG 6. Government and Executive 7. The Constitutional Role of the Courts PART I: SURVEYING THE CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE OF THE COURTS PART II: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND JUDICIAL REVIEW PART III: THE COURTS AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 8. Devolution and Local Governance PART I: DEVOLUTION PART II: DEVOLUTION AND ENGLAND PART III: LOCAL GOVERNMENT 9. Conclusion: The UK Constitution

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:
1. UK Constitution
PART I: CONSTITUTIONAL CONTEXTS
PART II: HISTORY

2. The Sources of the Constitution
PART I: SOURCES OF THE CONSTITUTION
PART II: CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS;

3 Constitutional Principles

4. The Crown and the Constitution

5. Parliament
PAART I: ELECTIONS AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
PART II: THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
PART III: THE HOUSE OF LORDS PART IV: PARLIAMENT AS LEGISLATOR
PART V: PARLIAMENT AS WATCHDOG

6. Government and Executive

7. The Constitutional Role of the Courts
PART I: SURVEYING THE CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE OF THE COURTS
PART II: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND JUDICIAL REVIEW
PART III: THE COURTS AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998

8. Devolution and Local Governance PART I: DEVOLUTION
PART II: DEVOLUTION AND ENGLAND
PART III: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
9. Conclusion: The UK Constitution

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