Attitudes and Behaviours
Opinion
Agriculture Faces Uncertain Future after Brexit
The future of agriculture policy across the United Kingdom after Brexit is uncertain and risky, according to a new paper by Professor Michael Keating of the Centre on Constitutional C
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The Repatriation of Competences in Climate and Energy Policy after Brexit
The 2020 Climate and Energy Package saw the EU become an increasingly important actor in climate and energy policy. It set the legal and regulatory framework within which governments at every le
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Unionism and the Conservative Brexit deal rebellion
Concerns about the implications of the Irish backstop for the integrity of the domestic Union contributed significantly to the scale of the 118-strong backbench rebellion that led to Theresa
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Analysis of the 2019/20 Scottish Budget
Derek MacKay’s third budget of this parliamentary session was doomed to be overshadowed by events at Westminster.
With many people’s attention only partially focus
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A Belgian conundrum
Although the N-VA has insisted it left the Belgian government to pursue ’principled opposition’ those principle are, says Coree Brown Swan, at the very least informed by a strategy that allows
Opinion
Brexit and Intergovernmental Relations
Professor Michael Kenny and Jack Sheldon discuss a new report from the Centre on Constitutional Change and the Bennett Institute offering a comprehensive analysis of the weaknesses that bedevil t
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Press Release - Experts: Greater respect and far-reaching reform needed in intergovernmental relations
PRESS RELEASE
13 November 2018
For Immediate Release
Opinion
Reforming Intergovernmental Relations in the United Kingdom: Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations
The Centre on Constitutional Change, along with the Bennett Institute for Public Policy, has issued a report on the state of intergovernmental relations in the UK.
Opinion
Building the Union Again. The New Act of Union
The recent introduction of the bill for an Act of Union into the House of Lords is a welcome addition to the debate on the future of Unionism that has been rumbling on since the devolution le