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Intergovernmental Relations In The Uk Cooperation And Conflict In A Devolved Unitary State Marius Guderjan

Name: Intergovernmental Relations In The Uk Cooperation And Conflict In A Devolved Unitary State Marius Guderjan
SKU: BELL-49443176
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Intergovernmental Relations In The Uk Cooperation And Conflict In A Devolved Unitary State Marius Guderjan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.49 MB

Pages: 323

Author: Marius Guderjan

ISBN: 9781032394855, 9781032394886, 1032394854, 1032394889

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Intergovernmental Relations In The Uk Cooperation And Conflict In A Devolved Unitary State Marius Guderjan by Marius Guderjan 9781032394855, 9781032394886, 1032394854, 1032394889 instant download after payment.

This book is particularly interested in the constitutional and institutional design of territorial politics, the allocation of power and the relations between central and decentralised levels of government within states. Looking at legislative, fiscal and administrative competences and authority seems a legitimate starting point to understand how powerful or autonomous substate or regional governments are.