The academic mythologians by Barber, N

LAW AND THE LIMITS OF REASON by Barber, N

Los límites de la subsidiariedad by Barber, N

Constitutionalism: Negative and Positive by Barber, N

Why entrench? by Barber, N

The afterlife of Parliamentary sovereignty by Barber, N

Sovereignty re-examined: the courts, Parliament, and statutes by Barber, N

The limited modesty of subsidiarity by Barber, N

Prelude to the separation of powers by Barber, N

SELF-DEFENCE FOR INSTITUTIONS by Barber, N

Legal inconsistency and the emergence of states by Barber, N

Against a written constitution by Barber, N

Populist leaders and political parties by Barber, N

Confucian constitutionalism: from top to bottom by Barber, N

Subsidiarity in the Draft Constitution by Barber, N

Professor Loughlin's idea of public law by Barber, N

Legal pluralism and the European Union by Barber, N

Sovereignty Re-Examined: The Courts, Parliament, and Statutes by Barber, N

The two Europes by Barber, N

A CONSTITUTION OF MANY MINDS: WHY THE FOUNDING DOCUMENT DOESN'T MEAN WHAT IT MEANT BEFORE by Barber, N