policy
Opinion
Should we start talking about the constitution?
One year ago, Scottish voters were called to decide whether the nation should become an independent country or stay in the UK – essentially the question on the ballot paper was about Scotland’s f
Opinion
You Talkin’ to Me?
The Scottish Government just launched a National Conversation on how the new powers contained in the Scotland Bill 2015 should be used.
Opinion
Fairer Caring Nations
Achieving economic growth, social justice and tackling inequality: Kirstein Rummery and her team have been researching what Scotland can learn about childcare and long-term care and its effec
Opinion
Two myths about the politics of inequality in Scotland
Constitutional discussions frequently obscure wider policy debates in Scotland, says Paul Cairney.
News
Holyrood and Westminster could diverge on immigration
As reported in today's Herald (4 June 15)
Opinion
Five things to learn from Scotland’s journey towards greater powers
Paul Cairney looks at some of the conclusions drawn from a forthcoming special issue of The Political Quarterly.
Opinion
Scottish Independence: a rejection of Westminster politics?
Paul Cairney on voter views on Westminster-style politics.
Opinion
Future of the UK and Scotland at the Festival of Politics
Contributors from the Future of the UK and Scotland project will take centre stage at next weekend’s Festival of Politics.
Opinion
Settle as counterparties – govern as equals?
In a research briefing paper published today, Professor Nicola McEwen evaluates the prospects f
Publication
Energy independence and interdependence
Key points:
An integrated GB wholesale electricity market in the event of independence is likely.