What happens to a country that no longer believes in itself? Robert Tombs joins James Orr to expose the elite refusal to accept Brexit, the cosmopolitan capture of our universities, and the urgent task of rebuilding a nation that took its own existence for granted.
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The Purpose of Law Vol I - looked into :
Failures of enforcement - Failures of Safeguarding - Failures of Consistency - Failures of Courage
This led onto : The Purpose of Law Vol II - As research continued, it became increasingly difficult to treat emerging constitutional concerns as isolated institutional failures.
Questions around:
* enforcement consistency,
* public-order management,
* procedural substitution,
* digital governance,
* evidential aggregation,
* and institutional accountability began converging across multiple domains simultaneously.
That is why The Purpose of Law became two volumes rather than one continuously expanding paper.
The second volume examines not only recurring failures, but whether multiple forms of institutional inconsistency may now be interacting structurally across legal, technological, and administrative systems.
The purpose is analytical rather than ideological: to examine whether constitutional safeguards remain operationally coherent under increasing discretionary pressure.
Happy to share with anyone interested in constitutional law, public administration, institutional governance, or evidential systems.
I’m happy to share the paper privately via email as I’ve not figured out how to send it via DM