Catalonia
Opinion
Catalonia Two Years After the 2017 Independence Referendum
The quest for independence was defeated in October 2017.
Opinion
Prospects for a New Catalan Referendum After Rajoy
Following the collapse of the Rajoy government following a corruption scandal, how does the new political landscape affect the constitutional debate in Catalonia?
Publication
Explaining accommodation and resistance to demands for independence referendums in the UK and Spain
Authors: Daniel Cetrà and Malcolm Harvey
Opinion
Catalonia at a Crossroads
With both sides in the Catalan dispute seeing the world from mutually exclusive perspectives, says Daniel Cetra, there is no clear way of finding a way forward.
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Opinion
Independence and Dependence: Two sides of the same coin
Instead of breaking the deadlock, the recently held elections in Catalonia only deepened existing fault lines in Catalan politics.
Opinion
2018 Presents Sobering Realities
The post-Hogmanay atmosphere is always sobering, and never more than this year when the party may be over for some many people in so many ways.
Opinion
Catalonia: The end of the independence road?
Where now for the Catalan independence movement?
Opinion
Converging Events Force the Constitutional Pace
Richard Parry discusses the impact of three speeches in Florence, Glasgow and Barcelona.
Carles Puigdemont asked his Parliament on 10 October, ‘if that has been p
Opinion
Catalonia's DUI
It is time to listen to those proposals for a path forward that lie between independence and the status quo, says Professor Luis Moreno.
The failure of Catalan se
Opinion
Catalonia, Spain and the Right to Decide
Philosophers have long argued over who has the right to self-determination and by what means. For nationalists, the answer might be obvious – it is the nation.