Parliamentary Studies: Party Loyalty and Institutional Culture
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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CASE: Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion · 22 February 2019 English
We consider the implications under five broad headings i) the effects on the economy, with knock-on consequences for living standards and public spending; ii) withdrawal from European labour, social protection …
EIGE: European Institute for Gender Equality · 9 January 2019 English
Policy Department for Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs
ETF: European Training Foundation · 18 November 2015 English
The Commission and the High Representative will keep the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions informed regularly about the implementation of the …
British Future · 24 September 2021 English
The inquiry requested evidence of how the positive changes experienced in social connection and community action might be sustained into the future, in particular through ensuring the continuation of business …
NIPoRe: Nepal Institute for Policy Research · 9 July 2023 English
The Constitution Society · 24 May 2023 English
15 CRACKING THE WHIP 1.2: Appointment, renumeration and power The Chief Whip of the government is ‘one of the most powerful officials in the House of Commons’ and holds ministerial …
EPRS: European Parliamentary Research Service · 3 March 2023 English
One hundred years after women won the vote or were first elected to parliament in some EU countries, the data show that women continue to be under-represented in politics and …
Constitution Unit · 21 June 2007 English
Obviously, as the government moved to implement the ‘first stage’ of Lords reform – the expulsion of the bulk of the hereditary peers – the existence of the Royal Commission …
British Future · 5 January 2024 English
This represents a significant narrowing of the gap between the ethnic diversity of the Commons and the society that it serves. [...] Analysis of the candidate selec*ons was then used …
MEI: The Mile End Institute · 20 December 2017 English
With the obvious exception of SNP members, they’re more likely, too, to live in London and the south of the country rather than in the north or the Midlands and …