This textbook introduces students to key questions and debates of advanced legal concepts and encourages deeper thought and understanding.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction 1: Should the United Kingdom adopt a written constitution? 2: Is the separation of powers part of the UK's constitutional arrangements? 3: Do judges have too much power? 4: Can Parliament override fundamental constitutional principles? 5: What is the constitutional basis of judicial review? 6: Should the royal prerogative be abolished? 7: Are human rights adequately protected in UK law? 8: Did the UK constitution change as a result of EU membership (and withdrawal)? 9: Is devolution in the UK the same as federalism? 10: Does the UK constitution enable the Government properly to be held to account?
Introduction 1: Should the United Kingdom adopt a written constitution? 2: Is the separation of powers part of the UK's constitutional arrangements? 3: Do judges have too much power? 4: Can Parliament override fundamental constitutional principles? 5: What is the constitutional basis of judicial review? 6: Should the royal prerogative be abolished? 7: Are human rights adequately protected in UK law? 8: Did the UK constitution change as a result of EU membership (and withdrawal)? 9: Is devolution in the UK the same as federalism? 10: Does the UK constitution enable the Government properly to be held to account?
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