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Discussions on political constitutions usually centre state institutions and processes. In doing so, theorists ignore the rich constitutional tradition of anarchism which encourages communal self-governance. Ruth Kinna and Alex Prichard explore the anarchist constitution as a theory and in practice in this contribution to the Bulletin.

This report examines the realities beneath the language of “levelling up”, competitiveness and renewal. It argues that UK freeports must be understood not simply as experimental economic tools, but as an increasingly common spatial strategy in which legal, political and institutional norms are selectively reworked.