What a State! Is Devolution for Scotland the End of Britain?
In this text, Scotsman contributors explain how Tony Blair was persuaded to abandon his deep-seated scepticism and endorse devolution proposals which have changed the nature of Britain's constitutional settlement more fundamentally than any reform since the introduction of universal suffrage.
GenresHome ruleScotlandPolitics and government20th century
282 pages
English edition · First published 2000 by HarperCollins · ISBN 9780006532187
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