UK Internal Market
Opinion
Brexit, Wales and the Internal Market Bill: a failure of soft law?
A long read from Greg Davies, Cardiff University, discussing intergovernmental relations during the Brexit process and how the UK Internal Market Bill repres
Opinion
UK is not doing enough to get Irish-facing ports ready for Brexit
The Irish Sea and the maritime borders between Britain and Ireland, needs to receive more focus in Brexit discussions argue Jonathan Evershed, University College Cork and Rhys Jones, Aberystwyt
Publication
United Kingdom Internal Market Bill
CCC's Nicola McEwen, Katy Hayward and Jo Hunt gave evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution's inquiry on the UK Internal Market Bill, particularly how the Bill will impac
Opinion
The Internal Market Bill may further erode trust and security in Ireland/Northern Ireland
"The most dangerous impact of the Brexit process and of the Internal Market Bill on the Good Friday Agreement is its impact on trust and security in Northern Ireland and between the two governm
Publication
The Internal Market
Michael Keating discusses the implications of the UK Government's Internal Market Bill for the Scottish Parliament's Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee.
Opinion
The Internal Market Bill: implications for devolution
Analysis from Nicola McEwen on the Internal Market Bill, exploring the suggested recentralisation of power and the implications for the Sewel convention and intergovernmental
Opinion
Back to the Unitary State?
CCC Director, Michael Keating, responds to the UK Government's Internal Market Bill, explaining the impact this is likely to have on devolution and the devolved settlements.
Opinion
Proposals for a UK internal market law: a sledgehammer to crack a nut?
CCC Co-Director, Nicola McEwen discusses the proposals set out in the UK Government's recent white paper on the Internal Market, and explains how these could have a profound impact on devolutio