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Attitudes and Behaviours

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Blog - Scottish Parliament report advances international agenda on gender-sensitising parliamentary reforms

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Guest Blog – A New Britain

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New book focuses on federalism

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Experts discuss Northern Ireland and the 2022 Assembly elections in new podcast episode

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Expert panel to discuss power-sharing in Northern Ireland, following the elections

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WATCH – Book launch: Catalonia, Scotland and the EU

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Estimating semantic change in UK constitutional discourse

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Experts discuss the Conservatives in Scotland in new podcast episode

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New review into representation of women in Scottish Parliament

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Did COVID-19 change campaigning in the Scottish and Welsh Parliament Elections of 2021? Evidence from campaign spending returns

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