This collection of essays by leading experts in British constitutional law covers the main areas of recent reform and anticipates further developments. These are considered against a background of general principles, including constitutionalism, parliamentary sovereignty, membership of the EU, and globalisation.
The book explores the distinction between public and private law within the common law tradition, examining how this divide shapes legal principles and practices. It delves into the implications of this separation for legal theory and its impact on the administration of justice. Through critical analysis, the text aims to provide insights into the evolving nature of legal frameworks and the challenges posed by contemporary legal issues.