Muddling-Through: How the UK responds to periods of political turmoil

A constitution is the key rules by which a club, society or company are governed. At a national level a constitution is a collection of rules, practices, laws which relate to the political life of a country and the key rights of any citizen. The UK’s constitution can be described as the ‘muddling-through’ constitution, as an acknowledgment of its historically proven strength and flexibility when responding to challenges. But unlike most other constitutions, the UK’s is said to be ‘unwritten’ and has been criticised as unfit for modern circumstances. Join us to find out more!