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Scotland's Choice: Brexit with the UK, Independence, or a Special Deal?

On 23 June, the UK as a whole voted to leave the EU, but the majority of voters in Scotland opted for Remain.

Opinion

Ask an Expert: Article 50

Coree Brown Swan

In a special series, we’ll be gathering together a team of experts from the Centre on Constitutional Change and beyond to answer your questions about Article 50, the High Court ruling, and what

Opinion

The High Court’s Judgment in Miller and Others – four brief remarks

Tobias Lock

Following the High Court’s ruling on whether the UK Parliament should be involved in the activation of the Article 50 process to leave the EU, Tobias Lock analyses the judgement.

Opinion

Article 50 Decision brings Politics back into Brexit

Kirsty Hughes

The High Court judgement on Article 50, ruling that Parliament must have a say on triggering Article 50, brings representative democracy, and some real politics, back into the Brexit process.

Publication

Brexit and Beyond - How the UK might leave the EU

The PSA and the UK in a Changing Europe have today (2 November 2016) launched a comprehensive report looking at the processes and challenges ahead in the UK's withdrawal from the EU.

Opinion

What role for the devolved nations in Brexit?

Michael Keating

On 24 October the plenary Joint Ministerial Committee [JMC (P)] of UK, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Ireland leaders met for the first time in two years.

Opinion

Voice and partnership: the bottom line for Scotland on Brexit?

Laura Cram discusses how retaining membership of the single market and free movement are at the top of the Scottish Government’s Brexit wish list.

Opinion

What We’re Reading: Brexit & Indyref2

Coree Brown Swan

On our blog, fellows and friends of the centre reflect on ongoing Brexit debates, implications for party politics, and the prospect of Indyref2.

Opinion

Scotland in the Single Market, rUK out – what would it take?

Kirsty Hughes

What are the points of contention in establishing different relationships for Scotland and rUK with the EU?

Opinion

Can Scotland and Northern Ireland Stay in the Single Market?

Michael Keating

The simple answer is 'No' - if Scotland and Northern Ireland were to remain within the single market and customs union, they could not simultaneously be within the UK economic union.

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