Reforming Parliamemt

Alistair Darling

Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum Studying at UEA

The Scottish independence referendum is not democracy in action: the quality of debate has been too low

Sep 16, 2014 Editor1 Comment

Whatever happens the outcome of the Scottish independence referendum, the quality of debate has been so

Expert Political Analysis Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum

After Scotland decides: build citizen-centred democracy throughout Britain

Sep 15, 2014 Editor1 Comment

Regardless of the outcome of the Scots vote, we must seize this chance to reimagine

EU, UK and Scotland Flags

Europe & the EU Expert Political Analysis Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum

Scotland: disintegration is not the answer

Sep 15, 2014 Editor1 Comment

As the Scottish Independence Referendum looms, Dr. Koutrakou suggests it would be better for Europe

Expert Political Analysis Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt

It’s Parliament Week: A cause for celebration, education, but most importantly, critique?

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Dr. Toby James argues that Parliament Week is an important opportunity for public to critically

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Alexandra Runswick, Director of Unlock Democracy, argues that setting up a petitions committee could help

Elections Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Putting Parliament at the core of national life

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment

Charles Clarke, visiting Professor at the University of East Anglia, considers how Parliament could be

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Too many clever-dicks in Westminster

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment

Douglas Carswell MP argues that the front benches of Parliament are dominated by politicians more

Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

An immodest proposal to revolutionise an ailing institution: ‘Guardians for future generations’

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment

Dr. Rupert Read argues that parliamentary democracy needs to be reformed so that future generations are

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Is Parliament fit for purpose? Select Committee Reforms means that it has never been more so.

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Richard Bacon MP argues that Parliament is fit for purpose. The Wright reforms have re-invigorated Select

Parliament Week Analysis Public Lectures Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt

Reforming the House of Lords – Ending the deadlock

Jan 25, 2013 EditorComment

Baroness Helen Hayman, the former Lord Speaker, delivered an Open Lecture at the University of