coronavirus
Opinion
Scotland, the last in line to relax lockdown
As the Scottish Government finally publishes a strategy for emerging from lockdown, it has been able to hold on to the maximum time and benefit from full restrictions.
Opinion
Leadership, learning and knowledge: lessons from COVID-19
Scottish politics is stuck in a constitutional rut in which issues are viewed through a narrow independence/Union prism.
Opinion
Johnson gives an opening to covid policy dealignment
As the devolved administrations show increasing confidence in charting their own course, Richard Parry reviews a crucial few days in the UK's response to the virus.
Opinion
Why have the UK's governments diverged on easing lockdown?
,Jack Sheldon and Michael Kenny consider why Boris Johnson’s televised address on a phased approach to easing lockdown has sparked public disagreements with the devolved governments,
Opinion
Contrasting responses to a common virus
Richard Parry discusses the varied responses to the pandemic between the devolved nations in the UK and beyond, and what this tells us about the relationship between the polit
Opinion
Newsom's (Nation) State of California: Territorial Ambiguity and Ambition in the Covid-19 Crisis
Judith Sijstermans, University of Birmingham, highlights the disjointed approach taken by the United States in the COVID-19 crisis, exploring how the pandemic has
Opinion
Territorial governance and the coronavirus crisis
,Michael Kenny and Jack Sheldon, University of Cambridge, discuss the seemingly co-ordinated approach from governments throughout the UK in response to the coronavirus, but all may n