Table of contents
The future of the British Monarchy, Robert Blackburn;
Cabinet Government since Bagehot, George Jones (Professor of Government at the London School of Economic sand Political Science);
Margaret Thatcher's resignation as Prime Minister, Robert Blackburn;
the privatization legislation of the 1980s;
a constitutional perspective, John McEldowney (Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Warwick); administrative law - is the system now in place?, Anthony Bradley (practising Barrister and Emeritus Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Edinburgh); political parties;
Conservative political and constitutional ideology, John Ramsden (Reader in modern history at Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London); political parties;
the constitution of the social and liberal democrats, Charles Beale (Policy Adviser to the New South Wales Government in Australia and former political researcher to Robert Maclennan MP);
fairness and political finance;
the case of election campaigns, Dawn Oliver (Reader in Public Law at University College London);
does Britain need proportional representation?, Philip Norton (Professor of Politics at the University of Hull); judicial independence; challenges real and threats imagined, Gavin Drewry (Professor of Public Administration at Royal Holloway & Bedford New College, University of London); by law established;
the Church of England and its place in the constitution, Dominic Grant (Administrative officer in the Parish of St Mary-in-Finchley).