The Public Law Hub engages in wide-ranging research into the law and practice of government and administration. Its work encompasses issues of theory, values and methods of public law and its reach extends beyond the United Kingdom and other common law jurisdictions to cover a variety of regimes. Members of the Hub have particular research interests in constitutional theory, comparative constitutional law, human rights and human rights theory, the rule of law, discrimination, security and democracy. Members of the Hub are involved in public law practice and also engage the wider public in their work, including regulators, officials, policymakers and a range of civil society actors. Their outputs include books, learned articles, policy papers, and briefings. Browse these pages to become more familiar with our research and our researchers, and look too for possibilities to become involved.