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1 avril 2011
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Scotland devolution Catholic Church Presbyterian Church Scottish Labour Party Scottish National Party (SNP) Constitutional Convention Claim of Right Wright Kenyon Thatcher Margaret section 28 neoliberalism Blair Tony dévolution Église catholique Église presbytérienne convention constitutionnelle Claim of Right Wright Kenyon Thatcher Margaret section 28 Blair TonySujets proches
Paws Hands Paw Churches Influence and results Scotland cultural adaptation Pratiques constitutionnelles Convention constitutionnelle Pratique institutionnelle Conventions (droit constitutionnel) Coutumes constitutionnelles Conventions de la constitution Impact (influence exercée) Conséquences Manus (anatomie) Églises presbytériennes Églises (constructions) Catholicisme Église catholique romaine Grande-Bretagne (nord) Écosse influenceCiter ce document
Edwige Camp, « L’influence des Églises sur le processus de dévolution en Écosse », Revue LISA / LISA e-journal, ID : 10.4000/lisa.4170
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The two main Christian Churches in Scotland, the Presbyterian Church and the Catholic Church, each sent representatives to the Constitutional Convention which produced the recommendations serving as the basis for the devolved institutions set up in 1999 (Parliament and Executive). Since then, the Scottish Churches have been acting as pressure groups on the new institutions. This article deals with their involvement both in the devolution process and in the post-devolution period.