Illegal private hire touting and countermeasures : case study of City of Westminster, London by Owolabi-Ajao, Babatunde Alexander

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Understanding the economics of abuse: an assessment of the economic abuse definition within the Domestic Abuse Bill by Sharp-Jeffs, Nicola

“…<br /><br />Key messages<br /><ul><li>This article critically assesses the definition of economic abuse within the Westminster government’s Domestic Abuse Bill and argues that there is ‘room for improvement’.…”
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Prostitution in (and out of) policy on violence against women and girls in the UK by Coy, Maddy

“…There are also opportunities for Westminster government policy to create consistency in VAWG prevention work and sexual exploitation of children through a more coherent analysis of gendered violations and violences. …”

Longevity and reinvention: Venetianization and the Biennale by Gold, John Robert, Gold, Margaret

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Programme 'Fourth annual concert presented by Cor Connradh na Gaedilge, Lonndain' by Gaelic League Choir, London, GLCL

“…Programme for a concert of Irish music and dancing held at Westminster Central Hall, London, on 7 February 1964.…”
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The basic structure of the devolution settlements by Dunleavy, Patrick, Stirbu, Diana

“…Diana Stirbu and Patrick Dunleavy explore how far relations between Westminster and the key devolved institutions have been handled democratically and effectively.…”
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Constitutional change in the United Kingdom: an institutional analysis by King, Fraser H. J.

“…First, and principally, the thesis rejects conventional understandings of the UK constitution based upon Dicey's analysis and the Westminster model of British politics. It is argued that these models can no longer provide the analytical toolkits necessary to unlock the nature and scope of power in British politics. …”
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Sexualised sexism: popular culture, sexualisation and violence against women and girls by Coy, Maddy

“…As of July 2014, there have been a slew of campaigns, two Westminster government reviews and countless papers and books which have catapulted the issue of sexualisation into public, policy and academic arenas. …”
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From ‘no means no’ to ‘an enthusiastic yes’: changing the discourse on sexual consent through sex and relationships education by Coy, Maddy, Kelly, Liz, Vera-Gray, Fiona, Garner, Maria, Kanyeredzi, Ava

“…How sexual consent should be discussed with young people is the subject of current policy debates and contestations in the UK. While the current Westminster government violence against women and girls (VAWG) strategy (Home Office, 2011) and subsequent action plans recognise the importance of addressing consent, with no statutory relationships and sex education there are few contexts in which these conversations with young people routinely take place. …”