Luc Turgeon is an Associate Professor at the School of Political Studies, University of Ottawa. He is currently conducting research on two distinct topics: the comparative evolution of federations and attitudes toward immigration.
In our ongoing series on majority nationalism, Brian Girvin reflects on the language of majority and minority.
CCC Fellow Patrick Utz (University of Edinburgh) looks at how Sinn Féin approach the European elections in both parts of Ireland.
As the Brexit process continues, the Conservative Party is finding it hard to reconcile its desire to leave the EU with its longstanding commitment to maintaining the territorial and political union of the United Kingdom. CCC Fellow Professor Michael Kenny (University of Cambridge) argues that, far from introducing a destabilising element to an otherwise sound constitutional set-up, Brexit has instead amplified and accelerated the debate about the UK’s territorial constitution.
Dr Nitasha Kaul shares her personal and academic reflections on the ongoing crisis in Kashmir.
Two years after the invocation of Article 50, CCC Co-Director Professor Nicola McEwen analyses the state of relations between London and the devolved administrations, warning that if Brexit damages the autonomy of the devolved institutions without increasing their influence, relationships between the UK’s territories may become ever more strained.