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Synopsis
This new, expanded, and revised edition shifts its emphasis towards European issues, placing the constitution firmly in a European context. With new chapters on The European Community by Vernon Bogdanor and International Human Rights Law by Anthony Lester, as well as revised chapters on all other topics, the book once again offers an up-to-date view of the state of the British constitution and its relationship with the European Community.
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About the Author
Dawn Oliver, Professor of Law, both at University College London.
Review
`Up-dated, this comphrensive guide to the British constitution is indispensable for every student of this subject.'
Dr Juss, University of Westminster
`As ever it is an excellent discussive/analytical supplement for basic reading. Well crafted essays by leading academics in the field.'
R. de Friend, University of Kent
`The first edition was an excellent and necessary contribution to the emerging debate on the British constitution; this new edition brings the topic up to date in a very clear and precise manner, once again demonstrating the crucial importance of a seminal text on such an important issue.'
Mr S.A. Walsh, Southbank University
`An invaluable source of illustrative academic writings in the field.'
B. Schwehr, University of Westminster
`This book is that very rare commodity - an indispensable collection of essays.'
Peter Cane, Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford
`An excellent consideration of current problems in Constitutional Law. In particular, the conclusions are clearly expressed.'
D.G. Lambert, Cardiff Law School
`This is a timely update - the new edition arrives with chapters dealing with some of the most relevant topical issues. Students preparing for examinations will find this a rich source to consult.'
Mr Leyland, University of North London
`a wide ranging selection of essays, consistently challenging and thought-provoking'
C. Harris, Plymouth University
`very valuable reading for students seeking a deeper analysis of specific areas of the constitution - and should stimulate much needed debate and analysis by the student body'
C.H. Spurin, University of Glamorgan
`An excellent book which can be used in constitutional law, civil liberties and also covers the EC dimension of public law.'
K. Magliveras, University of Sussex
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