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The Monitor is the Constitution Unit's newsletter and is published three times a year. It contains analysis of constitutional developments across the UK, information about the the Unit’s research and publications, and details of relevant events held by the Unit and other organisations.
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| Brexit: The uncertain road ahead (November 2018) |
| Rethinking referendums (July 2018) |
| A constitution in flux (March 2018) |
| Brexit blues (November 2017) |
| The most unexpected election (June 2017) |
| Testing constitutional times (February 2017) |
| Brexit and the transformation of British politics (October 2016) |
| The EU Referendum: A fair process? (June 2016) |
| The Lords: Crisis? What crisis? (February 2016) |
| The new government’s constitutional reform programme (October 2015) |
| The Conservatives’ constitutional reform programme (June 2015) |
| Preparing for another hung parliament (February 2015) |
| Scotland, England and the Union (October 2014) |
| Scottish Independence: the Countdown (June 2014) |
| Code of Constitutional Standards (February 2014) |
| Major New International Venture The Launch of Constitute: The World’s Constitutions to Read, Search and Compare (November 2013) |
| The Coalition at Three (June 2013) |
| Commission on a Bill of Rights Reports (February 2013) |
| Lords Reform: Dead, or Just Resting? (October 2012) |
| Scottish Independence: The Battle Lines are Drawn (June 2012) |
| Will the Queen's Diamond Jubilee change the Rules of Succession? (January 2012) |
| Clegg Delivers for the Conservatives (October 2011) |
| A Tale of Two Referendums (June 2011) |
| Constitutional reforms hit trouble in Parliament (January 2011) |
| Government haste puts flagship bills at risk (October 2010) |
| Post Election Edition (June 2010) |
| Constitutional Issues in the Election (January 2010) |
| Labour's Last Fling on Constitutional Reform (September 2009) |
| CSPL Inquiry into MPs' Expenses (May 2009) |
| Constitutional Reform Put On Hold (January 2009) |
| Governance of Britain One Year On (September 2008) |
| The 'Constitutional Renewal' Agenda Moves Forward (May 2008) |
| Scotland: Toward a New Settlement? (January 2008) |
| Gordon Brown and the Constitution (September 2007) |
| Lords Reform: Progress at Last? (May 2007) |
| The Union under Strain (January 2007) |
| Human Rights Sabre Rattling (September 2006) |
| Party Donors, Peerages and the Constitution (May 2006) |
| Parliament Bites Back (January 2006) |
| Welsh Devolution: The next steps (September 2005) |
| FOI goes Live in 2005 (April 2005) |
| Elected regions hit the buffers (January 2005) |
| Voters want choice in voting methods (September 2004) |
| After Thirty Years, the UK again faces a Referendum (June 2004) |
| Voting Systems all up for Review (March 2004) |
| Constitutional Battles Ahead (December 2003) |
| The Reshuffle in Perspective (September 2003) |
| Rainbow Parliament in Scotland (June 2003) |
| Lords Reform Ends in Shambles (March 2003) |
| The Meaning of Modernisation (December 2002) |
| PR Commission (August 2002) |
| Regional Rejig (June 2002) |
| Parliament Awakening? (March 2002) |
| Lords Reform Stage Two: Wakeham or What? (December 2001) |
| Whitehall's Constitutional Duo (September 2001) |
| Constitutional Shake Up in Whitehall Do Britain's Political Parties Understand Devolution? (June 2001) |
| Labour's Second Term Agenda (March 2001) |
| The State and the Nations (December 2000) |
| Rights Unleashed? (September 2000) |
| Legislative Logjam (June 2000) |
| Devolution Hots Up (March 2000) |
| Reforming the House of Lords and Lessons from Overseas (December 1999) |
| Unit Wins £1m Grant for Devolution Programme (September 1999) |
| Devolution Dawns (June 1999) |
| Constitutional Futures (March 1999) |
| Constitutional Futures (December 1998) |
| Year Two: Home Office takes the lead (September 1998) |
| Constitution Unit expands again (May 1998) |
| Lords Reform 1,2,3... (March 1998) |
| Constitution Unit moves to School of Public Policy in UCL (September 1997) |
