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Meg Russell |
Senior Research Fellow at UCL's Constitution Unit
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Meg is Senior Research Fellow at the Constitution Unit, University College London, where she is a specialist in parliament and its reform.
She is author of Reforming the House of Lords: Lessons from Overseas (OUP, 2000) and has written numerous research papers and reports. From 2001-3 she was seconded as an adviser to Robin Cook in his role as Leader of the House of Commons. She has previously worked as a researcher to Clare Short MP and was the Labour Party's National Women's Officer from 1996-98.
Meg has been on the Labour Women's Network steering committee since 1996, and from 1998-2002 was a member of Labour's National Policy Forum (representing London CLPs). She was a co-opted member of the Fabian Research and Publications Committee from 2000, and was elected onto the Executive in 2002. She is now vice chair of the Research and Publications Committee.
Author of 2 publications here:
Autumn 2005: Party futures
Must Politics Disappoint? |
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