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Devolution

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After Smith: Is Federalism Britain’s Last Chance?

Stephen Tierney
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Not Devo-Max Yet

Michael Keating
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Smith Contributions - Devolving Welfare – the Devil will be in the Detail

Nicola McEwen
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Scottish Fiscal Choices Post-Referendum: Powers, Purpose and Potential Impact

The Referendum on Scottish independence held on the 18th S

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Opinion

Smith Contributions - Challenges for a ‘DevoSmith’ Economy

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Separation or Sharing? The Critical Choice for the Union (and Smith)

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Scottish Fiscal and Economic Studies (ScotFES) - Submission to Smith Commission 2

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Scottish Fiscal and Economic Studies (ScotFES) - Submission to Smith Commission

David Eiser
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Solomon Grundy Does Constitutional Change: The Smith Commission Timetable to Transform the Scottish Parliament

Stephen Tierney
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The Smith Commission: will greater powers come with greater democratic accountability?

Paul Cairney
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