Changing Constitution

by Dawn Oliver (Editor), Jeffrey L. Jowell (Editor)

This revised edition provides a comprehensive analysis of the developments in constitutional reform since 1997. The book is organized in four sections which move from a review of traditional doctrines in the constitution, through to analysis of the latest changes and new developments and their impact on the individual. It concludes with a look to constitutional reform in the future.

Genres: Law

408 pages, Paperback

First published December 5, 1985

Reviews

[Shirlyn Chin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Informative with convincing arguments towards argumentative topics.

I will not recommend this as an introduction material towards Constitutional Rights, however. You will likely spend too much time untangling the sentences to truly appreciate the fascinating topic of Constitutional Rights. A good supplementary text nonetheless.