Reshaping the British Constitution provides a vigorous critique of
the deformations of Britain's customary constitution and why it
could not effectively stem the growth of a centralized political
authority. On this foundation it provides a critical description
and assessment of recent constitutional changes including
devolution, House of Lords reform, human rights and the
encroachment of the European Union. Nevil Johnson suggests that
since the reform programme has rested on pragmatic political
expediency rather than on coherent thinking about constitutional
principles, it is likely to strengthen the familiar deformations of
the customary constitution.
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