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The welsh devolution referendum 1997

David Broughton

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Abstract

The 1997 referendum on Welsh devolution was necessary to legitimise a controversial policy. In the event just over 50% of those who voted backed the policy on a turnout of just over half of the Welsh electorate.

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The 1997 referendum on Welsh devolution was necessary to legitimise a controversial policy. In the event just over 50% of those who voted backed the policy on a turnout of just over half of the Welsh electorate.

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The 1997 referendum on Welsh devolution was necessary to legitimise a controversial policy. In the event just over 50% of those who voted backed the policy on a turnout of just over half of the Welsh electorate.

Key concepts: Welsh, Referendum, Devolution (biology), Political science, Turnout, Brexit, Public administration, Political economy

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