Writing in the respected American journal, Defence and Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy, May– June 2018, Professor David Flint comments on the role of the great powers and especially the United States in influencing constitutional...
The Commonwealth of Nations, normally referred to as the Commonwealth and formerly known as the British Commonwealth, is an intergovernmental organisation of fifty-three independent member states which grew out of the British Empire. Only...
Last week the Japanese Imperial Household announced that Emperor Akihito would attend The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations in London as her guest. (This was the subject of a report in London’s Daily Telegraph) His...
“Elizabeth II fulfilled her duty with steadfast determination and clarity of purpose, exerting influence without grasping for power, retaining her personal humility despite her public celebrity” My book review this week is of Sally...
[ It is most appropriate that on the eve of St. Patrick's Day we publish Simon Frame's review of Mary Kenny's excellent book, Crown...
I start off by telling you this book, unlike the previous two I reviewed, is a coffee table book.
But like a lot of high-quality contemporary coffee table books, it is thoroughly researched and a...
You see, my good wenches,
How men of merit are sought after....
Falstaff, Henry IV, Part 2:
Act II, Scene IV
With the all the biography's being released this year about Her Majesty's long...
The Morgan survey released at the ACM National conference just before the Queen's visit confirmed three matters:
Michael Kirby cannot be categorised – he is unique, or as lawyers say, sui generis. High Court judges do not exactly fall into clear-cut categories, Kirby more so. A stylish man with a strong...
