Titlebook: Britain’s War Powers; The Fall and Rise of Tara McCormack Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licenc

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The Rise of the Parliamentary Convention on Authorising War; a Done Deal or an Uncertain Political d Cameron went to Parliament to ask for authorisation to participate in military action in Syria it was widely held in Britain that a new Parliamentary Convention on authorising war had been established. However, as analysts noted, there was much that remained unclear about the convention, for example, the exact scope.

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,The Executive Strikes Back? The Rise and Fall of Britain’s Parliamentary War Powers, to non-existent. This is fundamentally a problem of political will. The legislature failed in April 2018 to assert its rights even retrospectively. The fall and rise of the Royal Prerogative can be understood in the context of the declining authority of the executive . a legislature that does not w

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Syria and the Return of the Royal Prerogative?,reasons put forward by May for not consulting Parliament including the legal basis for the strikes put forward by the government. In conclusion, I argue that the justification for ignoring the new Parliamentary Convention was very weak. An overview of the justifications given and the reality of the

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British War Powers in Context and Conclusion,r Germany and France. The second and final part of the chapter concludes the work. The work will argue that the convention needs to be put on a far more formal basis, for example statutory. However, the failure to even retrospectively criticise the government’s refusal to recall Parliament in April

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