Attitudes and Behaviours
Opinion
Scotland’s Green Party and National Party: a new agreement
Why have a cooperation agreement between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Green Party? Three reasons for it come to mind, from Professor Nicola McEwen.
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Working Towards New Choices on Migration for Scotland
June 30th 2021 marks the deadline for applications to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS).
Opinion
Scotland’s Approach to Human Rights and Foreign Policy
As the dust settles on the Scottish elections, Kurt Mills, Andrea Birdsall and Naomi McAuliffe reflect on the manifesto co
Opinion
Election Reflections: A Good Campaign, a Poor Result
Elected as leader of the Scottish Labour party just a few months before the 2021 Holyrood Election, Anas Sarwar sought to inject new energy into the flailing party.
Opinion
Local election in England: all politics is local?
Arianna Giovannini looks at the local election in England.
Opinion
The journey to a more diverse Scottish Parliament
By Dr Timothy Peace, Lecturer in Politics at the University of Glasgow.
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Small steps toward a representative parliament
Talat Yaqoob reacts to the Scottish 2021 elections for the Centre on Constitutional Change and RACE.ED, arguing that a participatory, modern democracy which focuses on communities most disenfra
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A record-breaking election, but what next?
In anticipation of a longer blog, Emilia Belknap and Meryl Kenny reflect on what the Scottish Parliament 2021 Election delivered for women's representation, in a quick reaction post
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What happened? Where do we go from here?
Kirstein Rummery discusses how this Scottish Parliament will be the most gender diverse in its history.
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What happened? Where do we go from here?
Over the coming weeks, academics will respond to the 2021 election results. Today, Richard Parry reflects on the 2021 Holyrood election and what it might mean for the future.