Diverse Voices in Public Law

Se-shauna Wheatle is an Associate Professor of Public Law at Durham Law School, Durham University. Elizabeth A. O’Loughlin is an Assistant Professor in Public Law and Human Rights at Durham Law School, Durham University.

• Introduction ~ Se-shauna Wheatle and Elizabeth O’LoughlinPart I: Constitutional Structures and Concepts1. The Rule of Law and Racial Difference in the British Empire ~ Kanika Sharma2. Parliamentary Supremacy and the People ~ Donal K. Coffey3. Strong Executive, Weak Parliament? ~ Paul F. Scott4. Legislating for Seismic Events: An Examination of the Role of Delegated Legislation ~ Alexandra Sinclair5. Scotland, Devolution and Independence: A Union at its Limits? ~ Coree Brown Swan6. Diverse Voices in the Judiciary ~ Alysia BlackhamPart II: The Individual and the State7. The Begum Case, Discretion and Parliamentary Sovereignty: Unmaking the Constitutional Subject ~ Devyani Prabhat8. Racialisation in UK Counterterrorism Law and Policy ~ Tufyal Choudhury9. Racism, Law and the Police: Over 50 Years of Anti-discrimination Law and Policing ~ Ben Bowling and Shruti Iyer10. The Administration of Social Security Benefits: Gendered Implications ~ Ciara Fitzpatrick11. Administrative Violence: First-Instance Decision Making in Sexual Diversity Asylum Claims ~ Alex PowellA More Diverse Public Law: Suggested Further Reading