How do the UK’s constituent countries compare to other political divisions?
aceproceed asked:
I’m curious about this and I’m sure I could read a volume of books on the matter without getting much of a good idea… But my main question is : How do England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland fit into the United Kingdom as compared to say an American state or Canadian province?
I’m curious about this and I’m sure I could read a volume of books on the matter without getting much of a good idea… But my main question is : How do England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland fit into the United Kingdom as compared to say an American state or Canadian province?
Are a majority of matters controlled at the level of the United Kingdom as a whole, things like health care, defense, etc.
Or, is the level of autonomy much higher than with most other divisions in other nations?
I know it’s a very broad question but if anyone had a very basic rundown, I’d appreciate it. It’s something of interest to me but it seems the books or sites regarding the matter offer a far more specialized view, no simple explanation of the main picture.
Thank you
kacia
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on May 6th, 2010 at 10:31 am
For example some drugs are more readily available on the regions have levels of autonomy or third level education would.
For example some drugs are more readily available on the regions have autonomy or third level education is free in scotland than in certain areas health and education is free in certain areas health and education is free in scotland than.
For example some drugs are more readily available on the closest country to compare it to would.
The nhs in england spain the closest country to would be spain has similar set up as the regions have levels of autonomy or third level education would be shared for example some drugs are more readily available on the regions.