British & Scottish Politics
Opinion
Could an SNP surge save the Union?
The pressure is on Ed Miliband to rule out any post-election deal with the SNP.
Opinion
Lessons from #indyref
The engagement of young people with politics during the referendum has had some dramatic results from increased party membership to a reduction in the voting age.
Opinion
How will the general election result and new tax powers affect the Scottish budget?
Elections tend to be a time for breezy promises and easy pledges but, says David Eiser, the outcome of this year's general election will affect Scotland's budget for many years to come.
Opinion
Building Governments on Different Levels
There is considerably more to building coalitions than simple arithmetic, explains Bettina Petersohn.
News
Press Release - Experts Raise Concerns over “Confusing” Settlement
Constitutional experts have raised concerns over the division of responsibilities between the UK and Scottish Governments, following the publication of draft legislation on greater devol
Opinion
The commitment to devolution has been watered down still further
The Scotland Office has released a command paper, Scotland
Opinion
When is a power devolved a power retained?
And so it has arrived: draft legislation on further powers for the Scottish Parliament, published before Burns Night, in accordance with the timetable set out in the wake of “The Vow”.
Opinion
What is detriment?
The draft legislation published in response to the report of the Smith Commission makes much of the concept of 'no detriment' - that the actions of one government should not harm another.