Devolutions refer to the process by which political power is transferred from a central authority (such as a national government) to regional or local governments. This transfer of power often occurs in response to demands for greater autonomy or recognition of regional differences within a country.
Related terms
Decentralization: The transfer of political power from a central authority to lower levels of government (regional, local).
Regionalism: A sense of identity or loyalty towards a particular region within a country, often associated with calls for devolution.
Devolutionary Movements: Social or political movements advocating for greater regional autonomy or independence within a larger country.