This is the first comprehensive study of the operation of direct rule between 1972 and 2007 as a system of governance. How direct rule moulded the institutions of governance is analysed in detail. In addition, direct rule is compared with devolution, identifying the deficiencies and advantages of both systems.
This is the first comprehensive study of the operation of direct rule between 1972 and 2007 as a system of governance. How direct rule moulded the institutions of governance is analysed in detail. In addition, direct rule is compared with devolution, identifying the deficiencies and advantages of both systems.
Derek Birrell is Professor of Social Administration in the School of Policy Studies at the University of Ulster
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. The constitutional framework 3. The Secretary of State and the Northern Ireland ministers 4. Northern Ireland business in the Westminster Parliament 5. The civil service, a continuing institution 6. The use of Quangos 7. The role of local government 8. Finance and public expenditure 9. Cross-border cooperation and British-Irish institutions 10. Ombudsmen, commissioners and complaints 11. Policy making under direct rule 12. Conclusions Index
1. Introduction 2. The constitutional framework 3. The Secretary of State and the Northern Ireland ministers 4. Northern Ireland business in the Westminster Parliament 5. The civil service, a continuing institution 6. The use of Quangos 7. The role of local government 8. Finance and public expenditure 9. Cross-border cooperation and British-Irish institutions 10. Ombudsmen, commissioners and complaints 11. Policy making under direct rule 12. Conclusions Index
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