The Constitution Unit was created in 1995 to aid policy-makers involved in changing their constitutions. Robert Hazell founded the Unit initially to conduct detailed research and planning on constitutional reform in the UK. We continue to fulfil that remit, but also assess the effects of reforms that have taken place, and research constitutional and political arrangements beyond the UK.
The Constitution Unit's academic, research, PhD and administrative staff
Honorary researchers who contribute and advise on our activities
Associate Staff are academics at UCL who who contribute and advise on our activities.
Constitution Unit Fellows are senior academics at other universities who are closely associated with our work
The Council exemplifies the cross-party nature of the Unit’s work, our interest in the House of Lords as well as the House of Commons, and our links with Whitehall.
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