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The State of the Nations 2003: The Third Year of Devolution in the United Kingdom

Robert Hazell

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The chapters in this book cover developments in the third year of devolution in the UK, and look ahead to the devolved assembly elections in May 2003. Part 1 of the book reports on the latest developments in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions, while Part 2 analyses the impact of devolution in Westminster and Whitehall. Part 3 looks at the growing divergence in public policy resulting from devolution, and Part 4 looks ahead to the 2003 elections.

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The chapters in this book cover developments in the third year of devolution in the UK, and look ahead to the devolved assembly elections in May 2003. Part 1 of the book reports on the latest developments in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions, while Part 2 analyses the impact of devolution in Westminster and Whitehall. Part 3 looks at the growing divergence in public policy resulting from devolution, and Part 4 looks ahead to the 2003 elections.

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The chapters in this book cover developments in the third year of devolution in the UK, and look ahead to the devolved assembly elections in May 2003. Part 1 of the book reports on the latest developments in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions, while Part 2 analyses the impact of devolution in Westminster and Whitehall. Part 3 looks at the growing divergence in public policy resulting from devolution, and Part 4 looks ahead to the 2003 elections.

Key concepts: Devolution (biology), Political science, Northern ireland, Public administration, Divergence (linguistics), State (computer science), Cover (algebra), Kingdom

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