Publications: Mr Daniel Gover
Gover D
(
2023
)
.
Religious lobbying and policy influence: Christian interest group impacts around the legalization of same‐sex marriage in England and Wales
.
Politics & Policy
vol.
51
,
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6
)
1097
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1116
.
Gover D
(
2021
)
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Christian Interest Groups in A Religiously Changing United Kingdom: Issues, Strategies, Influence
.
Politics and Religion
vol.
15
,
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3
)
462
-
484
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Russell M, GOVER D
(
2021
)
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Taking Back Control: Why the House of Commons Should Govern its Own Time
.
Constitution Unit, UCL
(
London
),
GOVER D, KENNY M
(
2018
)
.
Answering the West Lothian Question? A Critical Assessment of ‘English Votes for English Laws’ in the UK Parliament
.
Parliamentary Affairs
Russell M, GOVER D
(
2018
)
.
Parliamentary Scrutiny and Influence on Government Bills
.
Exploring Parliament
,
Editors:
Leston-Bandeira, C, Thompson, L
,
Oxford University Press
Russell M, GOVER D
(
2017
)
.
Legislation at Westminster: Parliamentary Actors and Influence in the Making of British Law
.
Oxford University Press
(
Oxford
),
GOVER D, KENNY M
(
2016
)
.
Finding the Good in EVEL: An Evaluation of ‘English Votes for English Laws’ in the House of Commons
.
Centre on Constitutional Change
(
Edinburgh
),
Russell M, Gover D, Wollter K, Benton M
(
2015
)
.
Actors, Motivations and Outcomes in the Legislative Process: Policy Influence at Westminster
.
Government and Opposition
vol.
52
,
(
1
)
1
-
27
.
Russell M, Gover D, Wollter K
(
2015
)
.
Does the Executive Dominate the Westminster Legislative Process?: Six Reasons for Doubt
.
Parliamentary Affairs
vol.
69
,
(
2
)
286
-
308
.
GOVER D, Russell M
(
2015
)
.
The House of Commons’ “Financial Privilege” on Lords Amendments: Perceived Problems and Possible Solutions
.
Public Law
vol.
2015
,
(
1
)
12
-
22
.
GOVER D
(
2014
)
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Demystifying Financial Privilege: Does the Commons' Claim of Financial Primacy on Lords Amendments Need Reform?
.
The Constitution Unit
(
London
),
GOVER D
(
2011
)
.
Turbulent Priests?: The Archbishop of Canterbury in Contemporary English Politics
.
Theos
(
London
),