Public law

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  Año 1995, Número 2 (Summer)

  • COMMENT

    • Constitutional Reform moves up the Political Agenda

      Dawn Oliver

      págs. 193-197

      

    • The Mouse That Roared: The Human Rights Bill 1995

      Lord Lester of Herne Hill

      págs. 198-202

      

    • After Jopling

      Gavin Drewry

      págs. 203-206

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • All-Women Shortlists in the Labour Party

      Howard Davis

      págs. 207-214

      

    • The Scottish Constitutional Convention

      Jean McFadden

      págs. 215-223

      

    • Contracting the Employment of Civil Servants: A Transparent Exercise?

      Mark Freedland

      págs. 224-233

      

    • The Future of Local Education Authorities as Strategic Planners

      Paul Meredith

      págs. 234-243

      

    • British Irish Rights Watch

      Jane Winter

      págs. 244-246

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Administration and the Rule of Law: The Preventive Role of the French Conseil D'Etat

      Nicole Questiaux

      págs. 247-258

      

    • European Citizenship and Free Movement Rights in the United Kingdom

      Christopher Vincenzi

      págs. 259-275

      

    • Standing up for the Public

      Peter Cane

      págs. 276-287

      

    • Codes of Conduct and Accountability for NHS Boards

      Alice Belcher

      págs. 288-297

      

    • The Fundamental Laws of the Kingdom: Review Article

      Ian Harden

      págs. 298-304