Public law

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  Año 1995, Número 4 (Winter)

  • COMMENT

    • Standards of conduct in public life: what standards?

      Dawn Oliver

      págs. 497-503

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • The British way of doing things: The United Kingdom and the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights, 1976-94

      Francesca Klug, Keir Starmer, Stuart Weir

      págs. 504-512

      

    • The resignation of John Major

      Rodney Brazier

      págs. 513-525

      

    • Costs against Coroners: an issue of principle

      Paul Matthews

      págs. 526-538

      

    • Regulation as a private law function?

      Aileen McHarg

      págs. 539-550

      

    • Disclaiming peerages: The Selkirk case and the 1963 Peerage Act

      Donald Shell

      págs. 551-555

      

  • ARTICLES

    • What's Wrong with Irrationality?

      Paul Walker

      págs. 556-576

      

    • The Concept of a Human Right and Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights

      Deryck Beyleveld

      págs. 577-598

      

    • Separation of Powers and Constitutional Government

      Eric Barendt

      págs. 599-619

      

    • 'Get Ready, Fire, Take Aim' The Regulation of Cross-Media Ownership: An Exercise in Policy-Making

      L.P. Hitchens

      págs. 620-641