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The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects

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The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects. / Cahill, Dermot; Clear, Stephen.
Yn: Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques, Cyfrol 182, Rhif 3, 07.2022, t. 101-110.

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Cahill, D & Clear, S 2022, 'The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects', Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques, cyfrol. 182, rhif 3, tt. 101-110. <https://www.cairn-int.info/journal-pouvoirs-2022-3-page-101.htm>

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Cahill, D., & Clear, S. (2022). The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects. Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques, 182(3), 101-110. https://www.cairn-int.info/journal-pouvoirs-2022-3-page-101.htm

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Cahill D, Clear S. 2022. The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects. Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques. 182(3):101-110.

MLA

Cahill, Dermot a Stephen Clear. "The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects". Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques. 2022, 182(3). 101-110.

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Cahill D, Clear S. The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects. Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques. 2022 Gor;182(3):101-110.

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Cahill, Dermot ; Clear, Stephen. / The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects. Yn: Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques. 2022 ; Cyfrol 182, Rhif 3. tt. 101-110.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - The Queen's Power to Distinguish Her Subjects

AU - Cahill, Dermot

AU - Clear, Stephen

N1 - English publication via Cairn, of earlier French article published in Pouvoirs. No replies from author - validated without DOA or PP - too late to save

PY - 2022/7

Y1 - 2022/7

N2 - In this Jubilee Year, commemorating 70 years on the throne of Queen Elizabeth II, this short piece offers some reflections on the role of the Monarch in the British honours system, which has a long history, commencing with the appointment of Knights Bachelor dating back to the Norman conquest in 1066. The authors will consider the role that the honours system plays in British life; how honours bind the Queen to her subjects; and how consistent criticisms of the honours system have often been ignored by Government. It shall conclude that while outwardly some steps have been taken which appear to convey the appearance of reform, there is still much about the honours system that calls for better governance and transparency.

AB - In this Jubilee Year, commemorating 70 years on the throne of Queen Elizabeth II, this short piece offers some reflections on the role of the Monarch in the British honours system, which has a long history, commencing with the appointment of Knights Bachelor dating back to the Norman conquest in 1066. The authors will consider the role that the honours system plays in British life; how honours bind the Queen to her subjects; and how consistent criticisms of the honours system have often been ignored by Government. It shall conclude that while outwardly some steps have been taken which appear to convey the appearance of reform, there is still much about the honours system that calls for better governance and transparency.

KW - Queen

KW - Honours

KW - Law

KW - Monarchy

KW - Politics

KW - International

M3 - Article

VL - 182

SP - 101

EP - 110

JO - Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques

JF - Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques

SN - 2101-0390

IS - 3

ER -