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  Año 2017, Número Extraordinario 1. Dedicado a: Brexit

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      The Referendum of 23 June 2016: Voting on Europe

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C.

      págs. 2-9

      
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      “Miller”, Statutory Interpretation, and the True Place of EU Law in UK Law

      Mikolaj Barczentewicz

      págs. 10-24

      
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      A Simple Application of the Frustration Principle: Prerogative, Statute and “Miller”

      Robert Craig

      págs. 25-47

      
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      “Miller”, Structural Constitutional Review and the Limits of Prerogative Power

      Paul Craig

      págs. 48-72

      
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      “Miller”: Legal and Political Fault Lines

      Paul Daly

      págs. 73-93

      
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      Brexit and the Right to Remain of EU Nationals

      Kirsty Hughes

      págs. 94-116

      
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      Human Rights Law in the UK after Brexit

      Tobias Lock

      págs. 117-134

      
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      “Enemies of the People”: Judges, the Media, and the Mythic Lord Chancellor

      Patrick O'Brien

      págs. 135-149

      
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      Would Use of the Prerogative to Denounce the ECHR “frustrate” the Human Rights Act?: Lessons from “Miller”

      Gavin Phillipson, Alison L. Young

      págs. 150-175