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.
Professor Michael Kenny (University of Cambridge) ponders the omission of England from the UK's twenty year old devolution settlement.
Adam Price AM, Leader of Plaid Cymru, will visit CCC on Wednesday 26th June for a free event in which he will talk about future constitutional relationships across these islands, inter-governmental relations and Europe.
Judith Sijstermans (University of Edinburgh) considers how Catalonia's new nationalist MEPs can make an impact in the European Parliament.
The contenders for the Tory leadership are effectively offering one of three choices in how they confront the current Brexit impasse, and each choice has specific consequences for the island of Ireland.
The report on "The Relationship between the UK and Scottish Governments" issued on Friday 7th June by Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee contains key recommendations which are informed by research and evidence given by CCC fellows.