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A territorial perspective on the UK proposals to replace the backstop

4 October 2019 | Nicola McEwen

Nicola McEwen asks how might the devolved governments of Wales and Scotland respond to Boris Johnson's proposals for Northern Ireland?

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Lots of comparisons can be drawn between Scotland and Greenland, including being taught and speaking Greenlandic and Gaelic.

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Brexit Briefing: A changing succession of ‘clarifying moments’ from the big Brexit players

14 October 2019 | Richard Parry

Richard Parry reviews a frantic week with the biggest events still to come

Brexit, Independence and the Union

A territorial perspective on the UK proposals to replace the backstop

4 October 2019 | Nicola McEwen

Nicola McEwen asks how might the devolved governments of Wales and Scotland respond to Boris Johnson's proposals for Northern Ireland?

Brexit

The Brexit Proposals: A Complex, Convoluted and Contested ‘Compromise’ for Northern Ireland

4 October 2019 | Mary C. Murphy

Mary C. Murphy of University College Cork discusses the Prime Minister’s ‘compromise’ for Northern Ireland.

Brexit

Boris offers a Brexit landing-space over the rainbow

3 October 2019 | Richard Parry

Richard Parry discusses the UK’s long-awaited articulation of what ‘alternative arrangements’ for Ireland might mean

Brexit, Devolution

Will a no deal Brexit lead to the break-up of the UK?

1 October 2019 | Centre on Constitutional Change

Michael Kenny and Jack Sheldon from The Bennett Institute, University of Cambridge, address the gap and explore what a no-deal Brexit might mean for the domestic Union – could the UK break apart as a result?

International

Catalonia Two Years After the 2017 Independence Referendum

1 October 2019 | Daniel Cetrà

Two years after the independence referendum in Catalonia Daniel Cetrà reviews the current situation and looks ahead to the implications of the trial verdict.