Beyond UKIMA: challenges for devolved policy-making in the post-Brexit era

Evans, Gareth; Hannant, Tom; Hoffman, Simon; Jenkins, Victoria; Morrow, Karen

doi:10.53386/nilq.v75i1.1087

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Beyond UKIMA: challenges for devolved policy-making in the post-Brexit era

Gareth Evans

, Tom Hannant

, Simon Hoffman

, Victoria Jenkins

, Karen Morrow

Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, Volume: 75, Issue: 1, Pages: 168 - 184

Swansea University Authors: Gareth Evans , Tom Hannant , Simon Hoffman , Victoria Jenkins , Karen Morrow

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This commentary builds on other articles in this special issue, identifying how tensions between United Kingdom and devolved institutions permeate a number of policy areas and how it affects devolved policy-making in those areas. It focuses on three discrete areas of law and policy: constitutional r...

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Beyond UKIMA: challenges for devolved policy-making in the post-Brexit era

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