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Constitutional Debates: Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot

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Brexit

Not getting Brexit done - yet

14 January 2021 | Michael Keating
CCC's Michael Keating gives his take on the Brexit deal, arguing that Brexit will continue to be on the agenda for a while yet.
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Poster for Constitutional Debate
Independence and the Union

Constitutional Debates: Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot

12 January 2021 | Centre on Constitutional Change
Join us to discuss John Lloyd's book 'Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot' and whether Scotland could economically prosper as an independent country. With John Lloyd, Andrew Wilson and Kezia Dugdale as chair.
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Thistle

Remembering Craig McAngus

7 January 2021 | Centre on Constitutional Change
Today we had to say goodbye to our Associated Fellow, colleague and friend, Craig McAngus. Craig was laid to rest after his tragic death on 16th December. He was 34 years old. Our hearts are broken.
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Devolution

Devo-max or Deja-vu max?

5 January 2021 | Centre on Constitutional Change
Following Labour leader Keir Starmer’s speech on devolution, Graeme Roy and Stuart McIntyre of the Fraser of Allander Institute suggest that, without a massive u-turn in economic philosophy, the promised ‘radical reform to economic and political devolution’ is unlikely to produce proposals for meaningful change.
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Independence and the Union

Response to Keir Starmer's speech on devolution and Scottish independence referendum

21 December 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change
Keir Starmer set out Labour's devolution plans ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections in May, promising to decentralise powers from Westminster and set up "a UK-wide Constitutional Commission to consider how power, wealth and opportunity can be devolved". Our Fellows had some comments on the speech.
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Brexit, Public policy, Attitudes and Behaviours

Time stands still for Brexit but not Covid

17 December 2020 | Richard Parry
As an epic year for global public policy reaches its end, Richard Parry discusses the way that the pandemic has impacted other aspects of the political cycle. 
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