Democracy and Participation - Government & Politics

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Classic View

Direct and Representative Democracy

Development of Suffrage and Ongoing Debates

Pressure Groups and Other Influences

Rights

Direct and Representative Democracy

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

Historical Context

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

Direct Democracy

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

Delegate and Burkean Theories of Representation

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

Parties, Elections, and Mandates

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

Descriptive and Substantive

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THEORIES OF REPRESENTATION

The UK Parliament

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

What is Democracy?

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

Participation

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

Rights and Equality

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

Structures, Institutions, Parliamentary Sovereignty

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

The UK Constitution

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

Media and Communications

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

Development of Suffrage and Ongoing Debates

THE VOTING AGE DEBATE

The History of Voting Age Reform

Dr Andrew Mycock, Huddersfield University

THE VOTING AGE DEBATE

The Voting Age Debate in the UK

Dr Andrew Mycock, Huddersfield University

THE VOTING AGE DEBATE

Scotland and Wales

Dr Andrew Mycock, Huddersfield University

THE VOTING AGE DEBATE

The Politics of Votes at 16

Dr Andrew Mycock, Huddersfield University

THE VOTING AGE DEBATE

The Future of Voting Age Reform

Dr Andrew Mycock, Huddersfield University

Pressure Groups and Other Influences

PRESSURE GROUPS AND LOBBYING

The History of Pressure Groups

Prof. Wyn Grant, Warwick University

PRESSURE GROUPS AND LOBBYING

Types of Pressure Groups

Prof. Wyn Grant, Warwick University

PRESSURE GROUPS AND LOBBYING

Case Study: Fixed-Odds Betting Terminals

Prof. Wyn Grant, Warwick University

PRESSURE GROUPS AND LOBBYING

Role of Commercial Lobbyists

Prof. Wyn Grant, Warwick University

PRESSURE GROUPS AND LOBBYING

Pressure Groups and Democracy

Prof. Wyn Grant, Warwick University

THINK TANKS

What Are Think Tanks?

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

THINK TANKS

What Do Think Tanks Do?

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

THINK TANKS

Think Tanks in the UK

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

THINK TANKS

How Have Think Tanks Influenced Policy?

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

THINK TANKS

Attitudes Towards Think Tanks

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

THINK TANKS

Think Tanks in the Enterprise Policy Process

Prof. Norin Arshed, Dundee University

Rights

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Introduction

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

The History of Rights Protection in the UK

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Human Rights Protections – National Security and Criminal Justice

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Civil Liberties Protections – Protest and Data Protection

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Procedural Protections

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

The Impact of Brexit

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

COMPARATIVE POLITICS – CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

Civil and Political Rights: Definition and Context

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

COMPARATIVE POLITICS – CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

Rights in the UK: Legal and Constitutional Protections

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

COMPARATIVE POLITICS – CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

Written and 'Unwritten' Constitutions

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

COMPARATIVE POLITICS – CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

UK and US Supreme Courts

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

COMPARATIVE POLITICS – CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

Civil Rights: Campaigns and Controversies

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

HOW DEMOCRATIC IS THE UK?

Rights and Equality

Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College London

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

The Human Rights Act: Background

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

The Human Rights Act: Key Features

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

The Human Rights Act: Parliamentary Sovereignty

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

The Right to Freedom of Expression

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

The Right to Privacy

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

A New Bill of Rights? The Human Rights Act and the UK Constitution

Prof. Merris Amos, QMUL

Contents

Direct and Representative Democracy

Development of Suffrage and Ongoing Debates

Pressure Groups and Other Influences

Rights