The British Constitution: A Very Short Introduction

The British Constitution: A Very Short Introduction

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Format Paperback
Pages 144
Language English
Published May 19, 2013
Publisher Oxford University Press
Edition Illustrated
ISBN-10 0199697698
ISBN-13 9780199697694
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Martin Loughlin presents a concise exploration of the British Constitution, tracing its evolution from the historic Magna Carta of 1215 to the current multifaceted legal framework it represents today. He delves into the unique characteristics that define this constitution, emphasizing its growth through a series of foundational documents rather than a singular written text.

Through an engaging narrative, Loughlin highlights the dynamic nature of Britain's constitutional development, showcasing how laws, conventions, and judicial decisions interweave to form a complex system of governance. This approach underscores the importance of historical context and ongoing debates surrounding constitutional reforms in a rapidly changing society.

The work serves not only as an introduction to the principles underpinning British law but also invites readers to consider the implications of such an evolving constitution. Loughlin's insightful analysis offers a rich understanding of how traditions and modernity shape Britain's political landscape.

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