The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 1998, Vol. 4, Número 2

  • Why the Case for Parliamentary Reform in Britain is so Weak

    Alan Beattie

    págs. 1-16

    

  • The Second Chamber Question

    Donald R. Shell

    págs. 17-32

    

  • The Passage of Constitutional Bills in Parliament

    Janet Seaton, Barry K. Winetrobe

    págs. 33-52

    

  • Parliamentary Free Speech, Court Orders and European Law

    Patricia M. Leopold

    págs. 53-69

    

  • Unbridled Passions?: Free Votes, Issues of Conscience and the Accountability of British Members of Parliament

    Philip Cowley

    págs. 70-88

    

  • A Code of Good Administration: A Parliamentary Response to Judicial/Executive Tension

    Diana Woodhouse

    págs. 89-106

    

  • Public Policy Inquiry and Advice as an Aspect of Constitutional Reform

    Anthony Barker

    págs. 107-127

    

  • Proportional Representation and a 'Fair Electoral System' for the United Kingdom

    R. J. Johnston

    págs. 128-148

    

  • Can Young Pups Teach an Old Dog New Tricks?: Lessons for British Reformers from Eastern Europe's New Constitutional Democracies

    Tim Bale, Petr Kopecky

    págs. 149-169