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Attitudes and Behaviours

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Inter-institutional Relationships Must be Improved

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One year of EVEL: Evaluating ‘English Votes for English Laws’ in the House of Commons

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Scotland and Brexit - Recording and Storify now live

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CCC Fellow Receives Award in Birthday Honours

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Scotland's fiscal framework: Assessing the agreement

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Budget Analysis 2016

David Eiser
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Scottish Labour’s Tax Proposals

David Eiser
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A bold new vision for welfare in Scotland?

Kirstein Rummery
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Council Tax: The beginning of the end?

David Eiser
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Book review: The Politics of English Nationhood, Michael Kenny

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