Journal of Legislative Studies

The study of legislative committees*

Developing an index of EX-POST parliamentary oversight of public finance

Collateral damage: do gender quotas undermine party discipline?

Evidence-informed or value-based? exploring the scrutiny of legislation in the UK Parliament

Effects of age and tenure on MPs’ legislative behaviour in the Czech Republic

Analysis of the Federal District’s Legislative Chamber in the Information Age

Committee Parliamentary Specialization Index. Explaining MPs’ specialisation in the Spanish Congreso de los Diputados*

Who is ready to climb the hill? The effect of legislative activity on promotion to higher offices in Chile

Strategic lobbying to support or oppose legislation in the US Congress

The impact of coalition parties on policy output – evidence from Germany

Abandoning Ankara: voluntary departures from the Grand National Assembly of Turkey

Conclusion: prospects for analysing committees in comparative perspective

Institutional change in the European Parliament: balancing legislative ethics and parliamentary independence

A bouncy house? UK select committee newsworthiness, 2005–18

Vehicles of opposition influence or agents of the governing majority? Legislative committees and private members’ bills in the Hungarian Országgyűlés and the Israeli Knesset

Fewer politicians and smaller assemblies: how party elites rationalise reducing the number of seats in a legislature – lessons from Canada

Regional legislatures and national lawmaking

Advancing to positions of power in parliament – does seniority matter?

The double-design dilemma: political science, parliamentary crisis and disciplinary justifications

Party discipline and intraparty accountability: Finnish parties in the European Parliament

Understanding the political goals of non-binding resolutions: evidence from the Mexican Chamber of Deputies

Committee chair’s majority partisan status and its effect on information transmission via hearings

Popular support for legislatures in Asia

Low-cost policy specialisation, district characteristics and gender. Patterns of committee assignment in Romania