Publications by subject

• 146: An Elected Second Chamber: A Conservative View by Andrew Tyrie MP, Rt Hon Sir George Young Bt MP and Roger Gough (editor) (July 2009)
• 145: Strengthening Parliament’s Powers of Scrutiny? An assessment of the introduction of Public Bill Committees by Jessica Levy (July 2009)
• 142: The House Rules? International lessons for enhancing the autonomy of the House of Commons by Meg Russell and Akash Paun
• 141: Towards a New Constiutional Settlement: An Agenda for Gordon Brown's First 100 Days and Beyond by Robert Hazell with Mark Glover, Akash Paun and Meg Russell
• 140: The House of Lords in 2006: Negotiating a Stronger Second Chamber by Meg Russell and Maria Sciara
• 135: Managing Parliament Better? A Business Committee for the House of Commons by Meg Russell and Akash Paun (eds.)
• 132: The House of Lords in 2005: A more Representative and Assertive Chamber by Meg Russell and Maria Sciara
• 128: Westminster and the English Question by Meg Russell and Guy Lodge
• 119: Reforming the House of Lords: Breaking the Deadlock by Paul Tyler MP et al.
• 105: Next Steps in Lords Reform: Response to the September 2003 White Paper by Meg Russell and Robert Hazell
• 86: Commentary on the White Paper: The House of Lords—Completing the Reform by Robert Hazell
• 85: A Modern Parliament in a Modern Democracy, State of the Union Annual Lecture by Rt Hon Robin Cook MP
• 67: The Commons: Reform or Modernisation by Andrew Kennon
• 63: Parliamentary Scrutiny of Draft Legislation 1997-1999 by Greg Power
• 62: Wakeham in the Long Grass: Can The Lords Guard Democracy? Constitution Unit Lecture by Lord Alexander of Weedon
• 58: The Future of the House of Lords: Conference Papers
• 55: Commentary on the Wakeham Report on Reform of the House of Lords by Meg Russell and Robert Hazell
• 52: The House of Lords: In Defence of Human Rights by Aisling Reidy
• 50: Representing the Nations & Regions in a New Upper House by Meg Russell
• 45: A Transitional House of Lords: the Numbers by Ben Seyd
• 44: Second Chambers as Constitutional Guardians and Protectors of Human Rights by Meg Russell and Aisling Reidy
• 43: Second Chambers: Resolving Deadlock by Meg Russell
• 42: Reforming the Lords: the Role of the Law Lords by Richard Cornes
• 41: Reforming the Lords: the Role of the Bishops by Janet Lewis-Jones
• 39: A Directly Elected Upper House: Lessons from Italy and Australia by Meg Russell
• 36: A Vocational Upper House? Lessons from Ireland by Meg Russell
• 29: An Appointed Upper House: Lessons from Canada by Meg Russell
• 18: Rebalancing the Lords: The Numbers by Ben Seyd
• 17: Reforming the Lords: A step by step guide by Robert Hazell and Ben Seyd
• 2: Reform of the House of Lords by Nicole Smith
• B: Reforming the House of Lords: Lessons from Overseas by Meg Russell

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