1. The Post-Brexit Constitution: Standing on a Constitutional Cliff Edge?

2. What Is Populism and Should We Be Worried?

3. Is the Government Getting Too Big for Its Boots?

4. Checks and Balances or Crowing and Bolstering?

5. Constitutional Guardrails or Greasy Poles?

6. Getting Things Done or Putting on a Show?

7. Constitutional Watchdogs: Rottweilers or Lapdogs?

8. Should We Be Afraid and if So What Should We Do about It?

Alison L. Young is Sir David Williams Professor of Public Law at the University of Cambridge, UK and Academic Associate at 39 Essex Chambers. From March 2024 she has been appointed Public Law Commissioner. She has taught constitutional law at the University of Oxford and currently teaches at the University of Cambridge. She has appeared on BBC radio and television news broadcasts on constitutional issues, including on Law in Action, The Briefing Room, and Unreliable Evidence. She is a legal advisor to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution and also regularly gives evidence to parliamentary committees on constitutional issues.