Parliamentary Studies: Accountability, Power and Responsibility
Heather Dray
This list has been prepared to support students enrolled in the Parliamentary Studies Module offered through 23 approved universities. Parliamentary Studies is a higher education module which is co-taught by university tutors and officials from the Houses of Parliament. It is the only higher education module formally approved by the Houses of Parliament. The module provides students with a detailed knowledge of how Parliament works in both theory and practice. It is delivered through a collaboration between the Houses of Parliament and a UK higher education institution; the institution provides academic and theoretical content, and Parliament provides practical teaching about the work, processes and business of Parliament.
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IPPR: Institute for Public Policy Research · 2 April 2013 English
In the heyday of the Women’s Liberation movement in the 1970s, leading feminists debated the sort of economy that would enable women and men to use their talents and creativity …
Constitution Unit · 21 March 2024 English
This report comes at an important juncture, when public trust in politicians has fallen to an all time low. There is a wealth of evidence from survey data about the …
Finance for the Future · 5 April 2024 English
The Taxing Wealth Report 2024 seeks to answer the question that every journalist loves to ask of every politician, which is ‘how are you going to pay for it?', whatever …
The UK in the World Values Survey · 30 March 2023 English
The UK has internationally low levels of confidence in its political institutions, with confidence in parliament in particular halving since 1990, new data shows. Of more than 20 countries included …
IfG: Institute for Government · 16 January 2024 English
Analysis of how the civil service continued to change in 2023 - including its size, structure, turnover and budgets. Part 1 of this report analyses how the civil service is …
CSJ: Centre for Social Justice · 10 December 2023 English
The UK is in danger of sliding back into the “Two Nations” of the Victorian era marked by a widening gulf between mainstream society and a depressed and poverty-stricken underclass. …
Compass · 9 April 2024 English
In this report, we consider five recent proposals for English devolution authored respectively by the Bennett Institute and Institute for Government, the Brown Commission on the UK’s Future, The Fabian …
FAI: Fraser of Allander Institute · 20 February 2024 English
We are publishing our response to the House of Lords’ Economic Affairs Committee’s inquiry into the sustainability of the UK’s national debt. This has also been published in the inquiry’s …
RSE: Royal Society of Edinburgh · 22 February 2022 English
Through public consultation, a series of roundtable discussions and a review of the available literature and data, the RSE revisited its 2012 inquiry into women in STEM in 2018 to …
The Constitution Society · 22 March 2023 English
This position called into question conventional conceptions of the UK government being formed out of Parliament, and the need (on the part of the government and/or the Prime Minister) for …