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Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Political Constitution(s): From Griffith to Brexit

Michael Ross Gordon

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John Griffith’s influential lecture ‘The Political Constitution’1 provides a crucial template to understand and critique the UK constitution. The idea of ‘The Political Constitution’ is, of course,...

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John Griffith’s influential lecture ‘The Political Constitution’1 provides a crucial template to understand and critique the UK constitution. The idea of ‘The Political Constitution’ is, of course,...

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John Griffith’s influential lecture ‘The Political Constitution’1 provides a crucial template to understand and critique the UK constitution. The idea of ‘The Political Constitution’ is, of course,...

Key concepts: Constitution, Brexit, Politics, Sovereignty, Parliamentary sovereignty, Political science, Law, European union

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