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• Departmental Select Committees: The Reform of the Century? -- Philip Norton

• Reform and Consolidation: A New Perspective on Commons Select Committees 1960–1980 -- Philip Aylett

• Select Committee Reform: Shifting the Balance and Pushing the Boundaries -- Lucinda Maer

• The National Audit Office and the Select Committee System 1979–2019 -- Henry Midgley

• A Means to an End and an End in Itself: Select Committee Membership, Parliamentary Roles and Parliamentary Careers, 1979–Present -- Stephen McKay, Mark Goodwin, Stephen Holden Bates

• Performing Scrutiny along the Committee Corridor of the UK House of Commons -- Marc Geddes

• (☆) Chairing UK Select Committees: Walking Between Friends and Foes (☆) [Open access] -- Emma Crewe, Nicholas Sarra

• The Territorial Select Committees, 40 Years On -- David Torrance, Adam Evans

• Select Committees: Understanding and Regulating the Emergence of the ‘Topical Inquiry’ -- Craig Prescott

• Select Committees: Agents of Change -- Adam Mellows-Facer, Chloe Challender, Paul Evans

• (☆) Select Committees and Brexit: Parliamentary Influence in a Divisive Policy Area (☆) [Open access] -- Philip Lynch, Richard Whitaker

• Between Diversity, Representation and ‘Best Evidence’: Rethinking Select Committee Evidence-Gathering Practices -- Danielle Beswick, Stephen Elstub

• How Public Engagement Became a Core Part of the House of Commons Select Committees -- Aileen Walker, Naomi Jurczak, Catherine Bochel, Cristina Leston-Bandeira

• Conclusion: So, What Is Good Scrutiny Good For? -- Paul Evans

• Is the House of Commons Too Powerful? The 2019 Bingham Lecture in Constitutional Studies, University of Oxford -- Philip Norton