Reminder of UKCLG-sponsored meeting on Monday 21 May 2012, 6 pm
The event is organised by the Italian Cultural Institute of London, the Devolution Club, the UK Constitutional Law Group, the Federal Trust, London Metropolitan University, and the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development.
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