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Devolution

Opinion

Do the Conservatives Hold the Key to a Deal in the Smith Commission?

Charlie Jeffery
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Opinion

A federal future for the UK

Michael Keating
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Opinion

Devolving Social Security – Key Challenges and Opportunities

Nicola McEwen
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Opinion

What would happen if we asked: powers for what?

Paul Cairney
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Opinion

What will devo-max mean? Part I

Paul Cairney
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Opinion

Time for policy rather than politics?: harnessing the 45%

Kirstein Rummery
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Publication

Report of the Commission on the Consequences of Devolution for the House of Commons

The McKay Commission: Report of the Commission on the Consequences of Devolution for the House of Commons
March 2013
 
The Commission was established in Febru
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Opinion

Scotland's Decision: The result, the devolution offer, Barnett & a poisoned chalice

Michael Keating
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Opinion

Scotland's Decision: A constitutional chain reaction part II

Charlie Jeffery
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Opinion

Scotland's Decision: The race to policy

Richard Parry
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