... government health systems strengthening Universal Health Coverage COVID-19 pandemic pandemic preparedness devolution health security Key messages The disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic led the Quezon City local government in the Philippines to mount a response that strengthened its local...

... challenges—devolution, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, and Brexit—each of which reveal the on-going salience of the APM. Finally, we present a revised version of the APM, presenting a contemporary conceptual framing of UK politics to illustrate why, over the last two decades, inequality...

... and Giovannini, 2017 : 7–8; Lee, 2017 ). It entrenched the existing model in which the economic growth argument for devolution was elevated above other concerns ( Sandford, 2018 ). © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Hansard Society. 2024 This is an Open Access article...

... posed to the UK, and in Wales, where the devolution model seemed to be forever playing catch-up with Scotland. Further reform, however, was not rooted in a particular commitment to devolution and followed a similar ad hoc pattern as previous governments, ‘shaped by the controlling instincts...

...-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract How are we to understand and research health law under devolution in the UK? Building on work in law and geography, we argue that the figure of the border is key to the production and implementation of devolved health law and the variety...

... constituent power devolution A familiar spectre is haunting the UK—the spectre of Scottish independence. In June 2022, the then First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that a second independence referendum (Indyref 2) was to take place on 19 October 2023. ¹ As was the case in the run-up...

... to account do not broaden this base of support, a framing that the Senedd should be comparable in size to legislatures in Scotland and Northern Ireland does have a positive effect on voters with more median constitutional preferences. Accountability Devolution Legislative Size Nationalism Survey...

... government was able to leverage the devolution settlement and associated constitutional conventions to implement a modest P/CVE program—dropping some components of the English and Welsh Prevent programs entirely. The paper contributes to studies on British constitutional conventions and the nature of inter...

... Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Despite having delivered devolution, the British Labour Party has faced significant challenges...

... constitution, this article concludes that the UKIMA effects a qualitative change to established patterns of judicial review through its co-opting of courts as agents to secure the foundations of the newly recast material constitution. constitutional law constitutional theory devolution comparative law...

.... But such competence-related messaging was once again situated within the party’s longstanding ideological and national appeals to Welsh symbols, branding and values that it has adopted so comfortably since the earliest years of devolution ( Wyn Jones et al., 2002 ). In this regard, and at the inflexion point of Covid...

... unsustainable. capitalism globalization devolution communities markets financial systems Abstract The distinguished contributors to this issue of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy were asked to address the question of what has gone wrong with capitalism, what needs to change, and how can...

...Jack Sheldon Examples: Jonathan Edwards (Plaid Cymru; Carmarthen East and Dinefwr, Wales): We believe that unfinished business with the devolution settlement remains, which will come as no surprise to colleagues. Polls in Wales agree with us that criminal justice and policing should...

... revealed a high degree of suspicion amongst leavers of the motives of academics. ⁵ [email protected] Brexit populism spatial governance devolution Abstract This article explores the link between populism and governance arrangements. Adopting a comparative approach between the West...

... delegated to Scottish political institutions. We conclude by considering the implications for efforts to further devolve powers to the devolved legislatures in the UK. Parliaments Devolution Scotland National Identity UK Politics Multi-level Governance Although the UK has always been best understood...

... Partisanship Devolution Multi-level Government Adulthood Recent years have seen the first reforms of the age of enfranchisement since the 1969 Representation of the People Act lowered the voting age to 18 for all elections in the UK. The introduction of ‘Votes-at-16’ for non-Westminster elections...

... of the Assembly ( Sargeant and Rutter, 2019 , p. 35). In terms of substantive policy interventions on devolved functions, the UK Government and Parliament responses were minimalist and limited to emergencies, financial necessity or strong political pressure. Since the establishment of devolution in 1999...

... neoliberalism and state devolution with the experiences of fifteen subjects interviewed in 2014 and 2015. The three cohorts included (i) five recruited, salaried and trained community organisers, (ii) five administrative staff from key social service organisations and government and (iii) five external...

...Arianna Andreangeli competition law state aid. devolution Scotland merger control K20 K21 Email: [email protected] © The Author(s) 2020. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected] 2020 This article...

... of the challenge. As a result, Public Health England commissioned the Due North Report which outlined new approaches in tackling health inequalities. This second paper outlines what has been learnt in five years as a case study. This includes influencing devolution deals and new elected city mayors, planning...