The British Constitution has recently become a highly contentious
source of political critique and reform activity. In spite of the
evident increase in constitutional activity, the traditional ethos
of a constitution driven by pragmatic and political consequences
has meant that the full significance of such a rapidly developing
issue has barely been recognized, let alone analyzed. This book
provides the first major assessment of the properties, dynamics and
implications of this new area of political exchange. It
investigates the methods employed to mobilize and resist the
pressure for constitutional change; it examines the ways in which
political agendas are formed in response to constitutional issues;
and it reviews the respective positions, arguments and strategies
that exist between different types of political motivations and
objectives on the one hand and the kind of constitutional positions
which are adopted on the other.
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