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Recent Blogs
Policy Exchange’s Richard Ekins in the Telegraph: ‘Day two in the Court: a tale of two Acts (with a devolution interval)’
Richard Ekins — Head of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project — assesses the case’s second day for the Telegraph
Aileen McHarg: The Devolution Implications of the Miller Decision
Aileen McHarg — Professor of Public Law at the University of Strathclyde — writes for Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project, concluding that she does not ‘envy the Supreme Court justices the task they face this week’
Eric Kaufmann: ‘Majority avoidance: one of the few holes in Casey’s strong report’
Eric Kaufmann — Professor of Politics at Birkbeck College, University of London — writes for Policy Exchange’s Integration Hub website on the topic of the Casey Review, which he says is ‘to be commended for its rigour and steadfast defense of liberal principles’
Policy Exchange’s David Goodhart comments on the Casey Review
David Goodhart — Head of Demography, Immigration, and Integration at Policy Exchange — comments on the Casey Review
Ted Cantle on the Casey Review
Ted Cantle — founder of the Institute of Community Cohesion — writes for Policy Exchange’s Integration Hub website on the topic of the Casey Review, which he says ‘has firmly put community cohesion and integration back on the agenda’
Policy Exchange’s Richard Ekins in the Telegraph: ‘Article 50 Case Day One: How the arguments played out’
Professor Richard Ekins — Head of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project — assesses the case’s first day for the Telegraph
Policy Exchange highlighted as Government declares intention to legislate against unnecessary Judicial Review of armed forces
Dominic Burbidge, Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project Research Fellow, discusses the way in which the Ministry of Defence has ‘highlighted Policy Exchange’s work identifying the growing judicialisation of military operations’
Judicial Power Project: John Finnis on ‘Brexit and the Balance of Our Constitution’
Following on from his three Judicial Power Project papers on Miller, Professor John Finnis delivered the Sir Thomas More Lecture at Lincoln’s Inn on ‘Brexit and the Balance of Our Constitution’, on 1 December 2016.
The Case for Global Trade in an Era of Populist Protectionism: Lessons from New Zealand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUuR3aSakKY Lessons from New Zealand for the UK’s post-Brexit Trade Strategy New Zealand was once Britain’s Farm on the other side of the world. In the 1950s the UK bought almost all of New Zealand’s agricultural exports. Somewhat...
Richard Ekins in The Spectator: ‘A guide to the Supreme Court justices’
Writing for The Spectator, Richard Ekins — head of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project — discusses the ways in which the eleven justices ‘differ in philosophy, temperament and in how they understand their role’
