Devolution Briefings

Short papers focusing findings from the Programme on current issues

	Briefing No. 1, April 2003 Robert Hazell, Dan Hough, Charlie Jeffery And Alison Park: The Elections in Scotland and Wales: What's at Stake?
	(Briefing No.2, May 2003) This paper was intended for release to coincide with the Northern Ireland Assembly elections in May 2003. It was not circulated due to the extended suspension of the Assembly.
	Briefing No. 3, July 2003 Charlie Jeffery: 'The English Regions Debate: What do the English Want?'
	Briefing No. 4, February 2004 Daniel Wincott: Learning from Devolution: Making Childcare Labour's 'Big Idea'
	Briefing No. 5, February 2004 Rick Wilford and Roger Mac Ginty: The Northern Ireland Election
	Briefing No. 6, February 2004 Mark Sandford and Lucinda Maer: Effective Scrutiny in the Devolved Institutions
	Briefing No. 7, June 2004 Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully: Devolution in Wales: What Does the Public Think?
	Briefing No. 8, June 2004 Peter McGregor et al: The Richard Commission and the Financing of Devolved Government: the Economics of Devolution in Wales
	Briefing No. 9, June 2004 Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully: STV in Wales. How it Could Be Made to Work (Easily), and What it Would Mean
	Adroddiad Rhif 9, Mehefin 2004 Richard Wyn Jones a Roger Scully: STV yng Nghymru. Sut y gellid ei weithredu (yn syml), a beth fyddai'r canlyniadau
	Briefing No. 10, June 2004 Alistair Cole: What's Distinctive About Wales? Findings from a Comparison of Wales with Brittany
	Briefing No. 11, June 2004 Graham Pearce and Sarah Ayres: Decentralisation and Devolution in England Assessing the Implications for Rural Policy: A Case Study of the West Midlands
	Briefing No.12, June 2004 Charlie Jeffery: The Report of the Richard Commission: An Evaluation
	Briefing No.13, January 2005 Marie Navarro and David Lambert: The Nature and Scope of the Legislative Powers of the National Assembly for Wales
	Briefing No.14, January 2005 Martin Laffin, Eric Shaw and Gerald Taylor: The Labour Party and Devolution
	Briefing No.15, January 2005 Alan Trench: Central Government's Responses to Devolution
	Briefing No.16, February 2005 Graham Pearce and Sarah Ayres: Decentralisation in the English regions: Assessing the Implications for Rural and Transport Policy
	Briefing No.17, February 2005 Charlie Jeffery: Before the Referendum: Public Views on Elected Regional Assemblies in the North of England
	Briefing No.18, February 2005 Mark Sandford: Devolution is a process not a policy: the new governance of the English regions
	Briefing No.19, February 2005 Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher: Why the North East said 'No': the 2004 referendum on an elected Regional Assembly
	Briefing No.20, February 2005 Adam Tickell, Peter John and Steven Musson: The Referendum Campaign: Issues and Turning Points in the North East
	Briefing No.21, March 2005 Michael Keating: Policy Making and Policy Divergence in Scotland after Devolution
	Briefing No.22, March 2005 Helen Fawcett: Social exclusion in Scotland and the UK: devolution and the welfare state
	Briefing No.23, March 2005 Mahmoud Ezzamel, Noel Hyndman, Aage Johnsen, Irvine Lapsley and Simona Scarparo: Money Matters: Devolution and Resource Accounting and Budgeting
	Briefing No.24, March 2005 Asifa Hussain and William Miller: Towards a multicultural nationalism? Anglophobia and Islamophobia in Scotland
	Briefing No.25, March 2005 John Curtice: Do Devolved Elections Make Scotland's Politicians Accountable and Representative?
	Briefing No.26, March 2005 Brian K Ashcroft and J Kim Swales: Is Devolution Good for the Scottish Economy? A framework for analysis
	Briefing No.27, March 2005 Caitriona Carter, Drew Scott, Simon Bulmer, Martin Burch, Ricardo Gomez and Patricia Hogwood: Scotland and the European Union
	Briefing No.28, March 2005 Jonathan Bradbury and Meg Russell: Learning to Live with Pluralism? Constituency and Regional Members and Local Representation in Scotland and Wales
	Briefing No.29, August 2005 Eric Kaufmann and Henry Patterson: From Deference to Defiance: Popular Unionism and the Decline of Elite Accommodation in Northern Ireland
	Briefing No.30, August 2005 Rick Wilford and Robin Wilson: The 2005 Westminster and District Council Elections in Northern Ireland
	Briefing No.31, August 2005 Jonathan Tonge and James McAuley: The realignment of Unionism: the shift in Orange Order support from the Ulster Unionist Party to the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland
	Briefing No.32, August 2005 Lizanne Dowds and Brendan Lynn: The Changing Face of Unionism: Evidence from Public Attitude Surveys
	Briefing No.33, August 2005 Helen Margetts and Patrick Dunleavy: The 2005 GLA London Elections Study
	Briefing No.34, March 2005 Dominic Bryan, Gordon Gillespie and Gillian McIntosh Flags and Identity in a 'new' Northern Ireland
	Briefing No.35, August 2005 John Curtice Devolution and Britishness
	Briefing No.36, August 2005 Anthony Heath Is a Sense of British Identity in Decline?
	Briefing No.37, 2005 Richard Parry and Audrey MacDougal Civil Service reform post devolution: The Scottish and Welsh experience

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