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Member of SPERI's International Advisory Board & Professor of Government, Alliance Business School University of Manchester
Lost in Dicey: judges, Brexit and the constitution
Mich Moran - 13 March 2017Lost in Dicey: judges, Brexit and the constitution
The Supreme Court’s Article 50 judgement was based on a constitutional fallacy that puts the stability of the United Kingdom at risk
‘It’s the economy wot won it’
Mick Moran - 13 May 2015‘It’s the economy wot won it’
Labour’s argument on the economy was condemned by the association of ‘the two Eds’ with New Labour’s record
Why is political science not in crisis as a result of the crisis?
Mick Moran - 25 March 2014Why is political science not in crisis as a result of the crisis?
Economics is beginning to rethink many of its presuppositions as a consequence of the financial crisis, but political science sails blithely and complacently onwards
The new contractual state in Britain
Mick Moran - 03 October 2013The new contractual state in Britain
Britain’s contractual state has been marked by systemic abuses, incompetence and a lack of transparency
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