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Michael Keating,Guy LaforestContributes to our understanding of constitutional and political developments taking place in Canada and the United Kingdom.Ensures a genuinely comparative approach by taking the two countries togethe

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Shree Vishna Rasiah,Michael John Harrisderalism divides power constitutionally between two levels while under devolution power is merely lent, with the centre having the right to prevail in the case of difference. In practice, the experience of Canada and the United Kingdom shows that they have much in common. Both countries have undergo

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Alvise Guariento,Vladimiro L. Vidag the powers of both levels. The constitution is difficult to amend. This has led the courts, initially headed by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and then the Supreme Court, to reinterpret the constitution in order to adapt to changing political, economic and social circumstances. From 1

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Matteo Ponzoni,Massimo A. Padalino in the United Kingdom did not initially include substantive taxation powers; rather there was a block grant from the centre. Tax powers have since been given to Scotland, with Wales due to follow; the main elements are income tax and an assigned share of Value Added Tax. Northern Ireland has been g

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Olga Kosheleva,Vladik Kreinovichhich can serve an integrative or a disintegrative purpose. In some cases, a state-wide party system dominates, with elections at the lower level becoming ‘second order’ elections, decided on the popularity of the incumbent central government. This is not the case in Canada or the United Kingdom, whe