Intergovernmental Relations and Health in Great Britain after Devolution
作者： Alan Trench , Scott L. Greer , Scott L. Greer
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摘要: Political devolution allowed policy divergence around the UK. But England, Scotland and Wales must coexist within UK, which means that overarching rules of shape their options. What friction emerges, what does it mean for health how UK deal with it? This article, based on extensive elite interviewing, identifies 'bottom-up' issues in creates intergovernmental 'top-down' broader conflicts affect health. The rest article explains mechanisms coordination dispute resolution,finding them probably inadequate to managing conflict.
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