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Anna Roch,Anna Schnitzer,Tanya Tyagunovautline them is not to say that they are all politically practicable at present or even in any foreseeable future. However, unless all the possible alternatives are brought under examination, it is impossible to arrive at a comprehensive review of constitutional possibilities, and any conclusions abo

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P?dagogische Professionalit?t – revisitedevolution, and over the break-up of the UK into separate nations. A federal solution to current political and constitutional problems is worthy of serious consideration. This Chapter outlines the basis of this conclusion by examining some of the leading objectives that any constitutional system must

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Schulkultur und soziale Ungleichheitormations in UK political life, and given rise to pressures for other kinds of constitutional change within the UK. Among the many possible issues some of the most notable would have been: reform of the composition and powers of the House of Lords, reform of the electoral system to introduce some fo

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Struktur, Funktion und Eigenlogikrtance in determining the choice among different consitutional structures. For example, the suggestion that Scotland might be more prosperous as an independent state, or as a federal province, has recurred ever since the Act of Union.. Even if studies showed that in terms of current economic perform

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Schulkultur und Professionstheoriens. Nevertheless, the application of this principle is not now so easy as it once appeared to be. When external affairs consisted of the higher reaches of diplomacy, the balance of power and alliances, there was not much question that these were functions of the central government. But Foreign Offic

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Das Imagin?re in der Schulkulturl major development affecting the constitution of the UK: membership of the European Community (EC). Assuming that the EC continues to exist and to develop, and that the UK remains a member, it is essential to consider how the development of devolution or federalism within the UK would be reconciled

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The Federal Idea in UK History,l proposals for establishing a federal system have been debated in the UK Parliament during the last one hundred years. The federalist idea is thus by no means alien to the UK, even if the centralising tendencies have so far predominated.

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