Constitutional Futures Revisited

Britain's Constitution to 2020

Chapter 5: Answering the English Question
Alan Harding, Robert Hazell, Martin Burch and James Rees

England is the gaping hole in the devolution settlement. Should England have an English Parliament, or be divided into devolved units of regional government? This chapter evaluates the gamut of possible answers, and asks how devolution in or for England might change.

More:

• The English Question by Robert Hazell, Constitution Unit briefing, 2006
• The English Question, by Robert Hazell (ed.), Manchester University Press, 2006
• English regions reports in the Devolution Monitoring Programme
• Constitution Unit work on devolution and territorial politics
• Constitution Unit publications on devolution and territorial politics

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