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• 2013

  The Bradford Earthquake: The lessons from Bradford West for election campaigning and political engagement in Britain (full report), Lewis Baston

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• 2013

  The Bradford Earthquake: The lessons from Bradford Wet for election campaigning and political engagement in Britain (Executive Summary), Lewis Baston

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• 2012

  How Democratic is the UK? The 2012 Audit (Executive summary) Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Andrew Blick and Stephen Crone

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  2011

  Unelected Oligarchy: First Update, David Beetham.

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  2011

  Reforming Political Party Funding in the UK: Lessons from Canada,Stephen Crone

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  2011

  Unelected Oligarchy: Corporate and Financial Dominance in Britain’s Democracy. David Beetham

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  2011

  The Democratic Audit model of new parliamentary boundaries methodological note. This paper summarises the assumptions and methods used to undertake the modelling and provides a number of important caveats about how the results should, and should not, be interpreted. Lewis Baston, Kevin Larkin.

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  2011

  Summary of Democratic Audit, Boundary Change Simulation.This simulation considers the potential impact of changes to constituency boundaries to be drawn up by the Boundary Commissions for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Lewis Baston, Kevin Larkin.

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  2011

  Who Governs Merseyside? Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Dave Ellis and Alex Nurse

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  2011

  This briefing considers how well the UK's current electoral system (first-past-the-post) is performing and examines whether there is evidence of long-term public support for reform.

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  2011

  All are equal, but some are more equal than others. Is 'equalisation' of constituency size really an international norm from which the UK departs? Lewis Baston

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  2011

  The ten per cent solution: amending the Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill to make 'equalisation' more workable. Lewis Baston

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  2011

  The Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee inquiry into the constitutional implications of the Cabinet Manual, Stuart Wilks-Heeg

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  2011

  The Constitutional Reform Process: Evidence submission to the House of Lords Constitution Committee, Andrew Blick, Stuart Wilks-Heeg.

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  2010

  How pressing is the case for further equalisation of constituency electorates? Lewis Baston

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