Westminster and the World

Dr W. Elliot Bulmer is Lecturer in Politics at the University of Dundee. Formerly he was a Senior Programme Officer (Constitution Building) at the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance and before that served as Research Director of the Constitutional Commission in Scotland. He is a member of the United Nations Development Program's Expert Roster on Governance - Constitutions and is a regular columnist for The Sunday National. He has provided technical assistance in support of constitutional change processes around the world, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Philippines, Tuvalu and Ukraine.

• 1. Rediscovering Britain’s Wider Constitutional Tradition2. The Decline and Fall of the British Constitution3. Towards a Written Constitution4. Some Objections Answered5. The Westminster Model as a Constitutional Archetype6. Foundations, Principles, Rights and Religion7. The Crown, Prime Minister and Government8. Parliament I: Functions, Powers and Composition9. Parliament II: Privileges, Organization and Procedures10. Nations, Regions and Local Democracy11. Judiciary, Administration, Elections and Miscellaneous Provisions12. Constitution-Building Processes