Attitudes and Behaviours

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Fairer Caring Nations

Kirstein Rummery

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

Centre on Constitutional Change

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.

News

Holyrood and Westminster could diverge on immigration

Centre on Constitutional Change

As reported in today's Herald (4 June 15)

Opinion

The UK at a constitutional crossroads

Centre on Constitutional Change

Guest blogger Alan Trench discusses Ways forward for the United Kingdom, a new report from the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law.

Opinion

Four reasons why a fully federal Scotland is not going to happen

Paul Cairney

Paul Cairney looks at Full Fiscal Autonomy and how it could well backfire to cause the death of the union.This article was originally published on

Opinion

Full Fiscal Autonomy or Supercharged Smith? - Part 2

David Bell

David Bell looks at whether there exists a more stable fiscal settlement between Smith and Full Fiscal Autonomy.

Opinion

Full Fiscal Autonomy or Supercharged Smith? - Part 1

David Bell

David Bell looks at whether there exists a more stable fiscal settlement between Smith and Full Fiscal Autonomy.

News

Press Release - End of “British Party System”, say Experts

Centre on Constitutional Change

Some of the UK’s leading political scholars believe that ‘British Party Politics’ has ceased to be a meaningful phrase.

Opinion

Once the Election results are in, how do we decide who forms the government?

Centre on Constitutional Change

The UK is accustomed to finding out who has won an election in fairly short order - an exhausted party leader appears on TV in the dead of night to say that they have spoken to their opposite n

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