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Debate: Devolution in Northern Ireland

Colin G. Knox, Paul H. Carmichael

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Northern Ireland should not have had an invitation to the ‘10 years of devolution’ celebration party. Power was devolved to the Northern Ireland Assembly and its Executive Committee of Ministers on...

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Northern Ireland should not have had an invitation to the ‘10 years of devolution’ celebration party. Power was devolved to the Northern Ireland Assembly and its Executive Committee of Ministers on...

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Northern Ireland should not have had an invitation to the ‘10 years of devolution’ celebration party. Power was devolved to the Northern Ireland Assembly and its Executive Committee of Ministers on...

Key concepts: Devolution (biology), Northern ireland, Political science, Public administration, Power (physics), Executive power, Geography, Law

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