Wales Says Yes: Devolution and the 2011 Welsh Referendum

Richard Llywelyn Wyn Jones · Roger Scully

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Political Systems and Governance Electoral Systems and Political Participation Historical Studies of British Isles

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Chapter One: The Road to the Referendum Chapter Two: The Unlikely Survival of the Platypus: Constitution Building in Wales Chapter Three: The Evolution of Public Attitudes Chapter Four: From Coalition Agreement to Polling Day Chapter Five: The Referendum Result Chapter Six: The People's Choice: Explaining Voting in the Referendum Chapter Seven: The Implications

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