Studies in Constitutional Law provides clear and informed accounts of the central topics of constitutional law, including the sovereignty of Parliament, the European Union, and the Crown and prerogative. There are new chapters on the protection of human rights and on electoral law, and devolution and other constitutional reforms are also described and discussed. The ten essays may be read in conjunction or as self-contained studies.
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Colin R. Munro L.L.B. B.A., Professor of Constitutional Law, Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Edinburgh
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This is an intriguing set of essays which are much more accessible than you might expect - Munro is able to make this often dry subject quite fascinating with his choices of subject matter and his very readable style. There are a good variety of topics.
I found this book pretty interesting, but if you are studying for a Constitutional Law exam, this book will not give you clear and straightforward answers. It consists of musings on the law - not explanations of it, and some degree of familiarity with the subject is assumed. If you already have some knowledge of Constitutional Law and want to know more, well then, this is not a bad place to start. For a series of essays, the academic waffling is kept to a minimum! - and the book is short and easy to get through, though it does not by any means have a shallow perspective.
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Review: Colin R Monro - Studies in Constitutional Law
17 April 2009
By C. Bailey
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Great synopsis of the overall scheme of the United Kingdom's constitution. The lucidity and flow of the first few chapters makes the reading a bit daunting, but by chapter 4 the books changes gears (becoming more lucid).
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The first few chapters are so confusing, that you're nearly giving up and relisting it on amazon. it does become more lucid afterwards, yet, i'm sure there are other books that are better without the dullness from the onset.
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