Authors
Lecturer in Constitutional Law
,
University of Bristol Law School
Robert Greally
Dr Robert Greally is a lecturer in Constitutional Law at the University of Bristol Law School in the United Kingdom. He was recently a Hauser Global Fellow at NYU Law and a US-UK Fulbright Scholar. His research examines how legislatures and political parties understand, interact with, and shape constitutions. He has published on these topics in the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, the Public Law journal, and the UK Constitutional Law Association Blog. He is currently writing a book on legislatures in constitutional theory.
Authors
Lecturer in Constitutional Law
,
University of Bristol Law School
Robert Greally
Dr Robert Greally is a lecturer in Constitutional Law at the University of Bristol Law School in the United Kingdom. He was recently a Hauser Global Fellow at NYU Law and a US-UK Fulbright Scholar. His research examines how legislatures and political parties understand, interact with, and shape constitutions. He has published on these topics in the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, the Public Law journal, and the UK Constitutional Law Association Blog. He is currently writing a book on legislatures in constitutional theory.
Authors
Lecturer in Constitutional Law
,
University of Bristol Law School
Robert Greally
Dr Robert Greally is a lecturer in Constitutional Law at the University of Bristol Law School in the United Kingdom. He was recently a Hauser Global Fellow at NYU Law and a US-UK Fulbright Scholar. His research examines how legislatures and political parties understand, interact with, and shape constitutions. He has published on these topics in the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, the Public Law journal, and the UK Constitutional Law Association Blog. He is currently writing a book on legislatures in constitutional theory.
