Biography
I am a Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at St Hilda's College where I teach Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Jurisprudence. I work at the intersection of legal philosophy and public law and am particularly interested in referendums, voting, political parties, and the concept of representation. My research was cited in the recommendations of the Constitution Unit’s Independent Commission on Referendums in July 2018. My D.Phil. research in Oxford was generously supported by the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. I am also an Academic Affiliate of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights at the University of Oxford.
Publications
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L Trueblood, 'Legislated Rights' (2019) MLR [Review] -
L Trueblood, 'Parliament's Secret War' (2019) LQR [Review] -
L Trueblood, 'More Good Days for Democracy: The Report of the Independent Commission on Referendums ' (2018) UKCLA -
L Trueblood, 'The Merits and Meaning of a 'Second' Referendum' (2018) UKCLA -
L Trueblood and L Raible, 'The Swiss System of Referendums and the Impossibility of Direct Democracy' (2017) UKCLA -
L Trueblood, 'Yes and No: The Problem of Bad Referendums ' (2017) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation -
L Trueblood, 'Referendums, Compromise, and Ratification' (2016) UKCLA -
L Trueblood, 'Judging Positivism ' (2015) 131 LQR LQR 335 [Review] -
L Trueblood, 'Stanley Fish on Politics, Philosophy and Law' (2015) Legal Studies Legal Studies 381 [Review]
Research programmes
Research projects
Research Interests
Jurisprudence, Public Law, Political Theory
