Regionalism - Great Britain.

British devolution and European policy-making : = transforming Britain to multi-level governance / by: (Language materials, printed)

Multi-level governance / by: (Language materials, printed)

Regionalism contested : = institution, society, and governance / by: (Language materials, printed)

Nationalism, devolution, and the challenge to the United Kingdom state by: (Electronic resources)

The new spatial planning : = territorial management with soft spaces and fuzzy boundaries / by: (Language materials, printed)

National identity, nationalism and constitutional change by: (Electronic resources)

Devolution, regionalism, and regional development = the UK experience / by: (Electronic resources)

Constitutional politics and the territorial question in Canada and the United Kingdom = federalism and devolution compared / by: (Electronic resources)

Postmodern fiction and the break-up of Britain by: (Electronic resources)

Territory and power in the United Kingdom : = an interpretation / by: (Language materials, printed)

Home rule- Wales.

Regionalism (International organization)

Nation-state.

Regionalism- Canada.

Decentralization in government- Great Britain.

Central-local government relations- Great Britain.

Social planning- Great Britain.

Political Science and International Relations.

British Politics.

Legislative and Executive Politics.

Comparative Politics.

Decentralization in government- European Union countries.

National characteristics.

Citizenship- Great Britain.

Regionalism- European Union countries.

Regional planning- Europe.

Nationalism- Scotland.

European Union- Great Britain.

Europe- Politics and government- 1989-.

Land use- Planning.- Great Britain

Constitutional law- England.

Nationalism- England.

Home rule- Scotland.

Regionalism- Great Britain.

Central-local government relations- European Union countries.

Nationalism- Great Britain.

Great Britain- Politics and government- 1997-

Constitutional law- Scotland.

Postmodernism (Literature)

Regional planning- Great Britain.

Regionalism- Europe.

Citizenship- Canada.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 20th century