My research focuses essentially on the sociology of contemporary Brittany and, more broadly, on minority identities and places that democratic societies grant them. I also work on the Breton language: dialectology and literature.
The publication of the annual GERS report has sparked the usual ill-tempered debate, but what can we reasonably take from GERS? David Eiser of the Fraser of Allander Institute reflects on the report and its implications on Scotland's constitutional debates.
In the latest instalment of our Devolution at 20 series, Richard Parry of the University of Edinburgh reflects on the evolution of the civil service.
Ahead of Canada's federal elections, André Lecours of the University of Ottawa assesses the prospects of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party, in the face of electoral instability.
In the latest of our series on 20 years of devolution, Dr Antje Brown of St Andrew’s University reflects on the Scottish Government’s climate change agenda at a time of climate emergency. She argues that like in 2009, the conditions are right for ambitious action on climate change.
CCC Fellow Richard Parry (University of Edinburgh) discusses the ‘turbocharging’ of preparations to avoid the ‘undemocratic backstop’