Insight paper
Putting citizens at the heart of the UK constitution
This guest paper argues that the UK’s model of democracy and government does not put citizens at the heart of decision making – it should.
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This guest paper argues that the UK’s model of democracy and government does not put citizens at the heart of decision making – it should.
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