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Crisis, what crisis? Conceptualizing crisis, UK pluri-constitutionalism and Brexit politics

Wincott, Daniel ; Davies, Gregory ; Wager, Alan

Regional studies, 2021-09, Vol.55 (9), p.1528-1537 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Crisis, what crisis? Conceptualizing crisis, UK pluri-constitutionalism and Brexit politics
Autor: Wincott, Daniel ; Davies, Gregory ; Wager, Alan
Assuntos: Anglo-British imaginary ; Brexit ; Catastrophic events ; Constitutionalism ; Crises ; crisis ; Debates ; devolution ; EU membership ; pluri-constitutionalism ; UK constitution
É parte de: Regional studies, 2021-09, Vol.55 (9), p.1528-1537
Descrição: Has Brexit triggered a constitutional crisis? Crisis is one of a family of concepts, including tipping points, catastrophic equilibrium and failure, identifying it as a decisive moment for overcoming contradictions and ambiguities. Across multiple UK levels - the whole state, constituent nations and different legal jurisdictions - even in 'normal times' the constitution has been marked by both a dominant 'Anglo-British imaginary' and territorial ambiguities. Drawn into political debate, these ambiguities became sources of basic constitutional instability during Theresa May's premiership. Although May avoided full-blown constitutional crisis, one may yet come. Equally, she did oversee basic constitutional change, not necessarily in the form of crisis.
Editor: Cambridge: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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