Code: 06254627

State and the Nations

Name: State and the Nations
Brand: Imprint Academic
SKU: 06254627
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by The Constitution Unit

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 304
Publisher: Imprint Academic, 2000
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Book synopsis

The chapters in this book cover the first year of devolution in the UK, bringing together the fruits of a major five-year research programme organised by the Constitution Unit at UCL. The programme comprises 11 research projects, underpinned by a regular series of monitoring reports, written by teams of experts in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. As a volume of record this book is an essential up-to-date text for courses in constitutional law or the UK political system.The book is written by the leading experts in the field, but in a highly accessible and readable style. It contains a mine of information not published elsewhere, with all the relevant facts and figures. And it brings out the dynamics of devolution: -- the asymmetry and instability of the devolution 'settlement'-- the tensions which have emerged in Wales and Northern Ireland-- the growing demand at Westminster for 'English votes on English laws'-- the new machinery created by Whitehall to manage devolution from the centre-- changes in public attitudes and national identity.The chapters cover Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the English regions, intergovernmental relations, Westminster, public attitudes to devolution and the London assembly. This is a unique contemporary record describing all the main developments during the first year of devolution, and the stresses and the strains which are starting to emerge.