Attitudes and Behaviours
Opinion
Devolving Welfare
As the House of Commons prepares to debate the welfare clauses in the Scotland Bill, Professor Nicola McEwen reflects on some of the challenges and opportunities the new welfare powers may pr
News
New ESRC Fellows Appointed
Professor Nicola McEwen has been appointed to one of four 'Knowledge Exchange' fellowships intended to inform and nuture public discussion around the area of consitutional change.
Opinion
The Benefits of Devolution?
Scotland's much-vaunted belief that it is fairer than the rest of the UK is under the spotlight, says Kirstein Rummery, as new powers reopen old questions about the best way to support disabled
Opinion
To Austerity and Beyond
What’s the fuss about austerity?
Is all the concern about austerity misplaced? The latest labour-market statistics published on Wednesday contained more good news.
Opinion
Fairer Caring Nations
Achieving economic growth, social justice and tackling inequality: Kirstein Rummery and her team have been researching what Scotland can learn about childcare and long-term care and its effec
Opinion
The politics of welfare in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's deepest and most recent political crisis focuses around the minutiae of welfare powers but, says Duncan Morrow, there's high politics behind this seemingly prosaic issue.
News
Prof Keating wins top award from Aberdeen University
CCC Director, Prof Michael Keating, has been awarded the Principal’s Prize for Public Engagement with Research from Aberdeen University, where he is Professor of Politics.
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Holyrood and Westminster could diverge on immigration
As reported in today's Herald (4 June 15)