Unity of Public Law?

Mark Elliott is Professor of Public Law at the University of Cambridge, and Fellow of St Catherine's College, Cambridge.Jason NE Varuhas is Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne.Shona Wilson Stark is Affiliated Lecturer at the Law Faculty at the University of Cambridge, and a Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge.

• 1. Introduction Mark Elliott, Jason NE Varuhas and Shona Wilson Stark2. The Unity of Public Law? Dame Sian EliasPart 1. Doctrinal and Theoretical Perspectives3. Taxonomy and Public Law Jason NE Varuhas4. On Being Reasonably Proportionate Audrey Macklin5. Administrative Law: Characteristics, Legitimacy, Unity Paul Daly6. Unity, Disunity and Vacuity: Constitutional Adjudication and the Common Law Roger Masterman and Se-shauna Wheatle7. A Matter of Feel? Public Powers and Functions in South Africa Cora Hoexter8. Fault and Accountability in Public Law Ellen Rock9. Interpretive Presumptions Assessed against Legislators’ Understanding Hanna Wilberg10. ‘It All Depends on the Circumstances’: The Decline of Doctrine on the Grounds and Intensity of Review David StratasPart 2. Comparative Perspectives11. The Globalisation of Public Law: A Quilting of Legalities Robert French AC12. Comparative Public Law in the UK Supreme Court Robert Reed13. Transplants in Public Law Cheryl Saunders14. Unity and Diversity in the United Kingdom’s Territorial Constitution Aileen McHarg15. Moving Beyond the Constitutionalism/Democracy Dilemma: ‘Commonwealth Model’ Scholarship and the Fixation on Legislative Compliance Claudia Geiringer16. Vindicatory Damages for Violation of Constitutional Rights: A Comparative Approach Johannes Chan17. Decolonising Jurisprudence: Public Interest Standing in New Constitutional Orders Elizabeth A O’Loughlin18. Constitutional Convergence? Some Lessons from Proportionality Anne Carter19. Jurisdictional Error: Do We Really Need It? Janina Boughey and Lisa Burton Crawford