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Attitudes and Behaviours

Opinion

Unionism and the Conservative Brexit deal rebellion

Jack Sheldon
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Analysis of the 2019/20 Scottish Budget

David Eiser
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Opinion

A Belgian conundrum

Coree Brown Swan
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Pat Cox Joins CCC Advisory Board

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Brexit and Intergovernmental Relations

Michael Kenny
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Press Release - Experts: Greater respect and far-reaching reform needed in intergovernmental relations

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Reforming Intergovernmental Relations in the United Kingdom: Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Building the Union Again. The New Act of Union

Michael Keating
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Opinion

The Basque Statute of Autonomy

Michael Keating
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Europe and Northern Ireland's Future, book launch

Centre on Constitutional Change
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