Publications
Books & Articles
Scotland's New Choice: Independence after Brexit
18 March 2021 | Centre on Constitutional Change
A new ebook from the Centre on Constitutional Change 'Scotland's New Choice: Independence after Brexit' where 25 leading academics address the question of what independence means for Scotland after Brexit.
Books & Articles
Brexit and the union: Territorial voice, exit and re-entry strategies in Scotland and Northern Ireland after EU exit
12 March 2021 | Nicola McEwen, Mary C. Murphy
Article from Nicola McEwen and Mary C Murphy examining the impact of Brexit on the internal boundaries and territorial future of the UK, with a focus on Scotland and Northern Ireland
Books & Articles
Taking back control? Brexit and the territorial constitution of the United Kingdom
2 February 2021 | Michael Keating
Article from Michael Keating discussing the territorial tensions exacerbated by Brexit in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and responses to these tensions.
Reports & Briefings
Brexit and Beyond
19 January 2021 | Centre on Constitutional Change
Report from UK in a Changing Europe, underlining the challenges and opportunities that confront the United Kingdom now it has left the European Union.
Books & Articles
Has the European Union empowered the regions? A pre- and post-Brexit preliminary investigation of the United Kingdom
11 January 2021 | Giada Laganà
Giada Lagana provides an account of how empowering and disempowering structures in the interacted with at a European level and the disempowering issues Brexit presents for the UK's territorial and constitutional future.
Books & Articles
Issues of Sovereignty: Redefining Politics in Scotland
4 January 2021 | David McCrone, Michael Keating
Using new data from the British Election Study, David McCrone and Michael Keating show how public opinion in Scotland is polarizing around the constitutional issues of Scottish independence and Europe.
Books & Articles
The European Union and the Northern Ireland Peace Process
4 December 2020 | Giada Laganà
CCC's Giada Lagana's book 'The European Union and the Northern Ireland Peace Process' examines the economic and political contributions of the EU to the Northern Ireland peace process, tracing the genesis of EU involvement since 1979 and analysing how it acted as an arena in which to foster dialogue and positive cooperation.
