La reforma de los Estatutos y el acomodo de las nacionalidades a la Constitución del Estado

Abstract

The Board of the Eight Legislature of the Parliament has led to regional reform of the Constitution of the State from very different political philosophies. Whilst Catalonia, Andalusia, Aragon, the Balearic Islands, Castile-Leon and Valencia have updated their Statutes of Autonomy by handing over to Legislative Power, Euskadi has had to fend for the progression of its self-government on the basis of the Additional Provision I of the Constitution. Regulatory rationality and historical legitimacy, very different understandings in political culture, serve, in constitutional practice, for the purposes of studying self-government in depth, and with that, to facilitate the accommodation of nationalities to the democratic Constitution of the State.