The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 2001, Vol. 7, Número 1. Dedicado a: Second Chambers

  • The History of Bicameralism

    Donald Shell

    págs. 5-18

    

  • Methods of Composition of Second Chambers

    R.L. Borthwick

    págs. 19-26

    

  • Socio-Economic Composition and Pay and Resources in Second Chambers

    Michael Rush

    págs. 27-38

    

  • Fundamentals of Institutional Design: The Functions and Powers of Parliamentary Second Chambers

    Samuel C. Patterson, Anthony Mughan

    págs. 39-60

    

  • Responsibilities of Second Chambers: Constitutional and Human Rights Safeguards

    Meg Russell

    págs. 61-76

    

  • Procedure: A Case Study of the House of Lords

    Michael Wheeler-Booth

    págs. 77-92

    

  • Dealing with Big Brother: Relations with the First Chamber

    Roger Scully

    págs. 93-104

    

  • The Territorial Role of Second Chambers

    Meg Russell

    págs. 105-118

    

  • The Politics of Second Chamber Reform: A Case Study of the House of Lords and the Passage of the House of Lords Act 1999

    Michael Cockerell

    págs. 119-134

    

  • From One Chamber to Two: The Case of Morocco

    James P. Ketterer

    págs. 135-150

    

  • Legislative Unicameralism: A Global Survey and a Few Case Studies

    Louis Massicotte

    págs. 151-170

    

  • Concluding Observations

    Nicholas D.J. Baldwin

    págs. 171-180