Attitudes and Behaviours
News
Holyrood and Westminster could diverge on immigration
As reported in today's Herald (4 June 15)
Opinion
The UK at a constitutional crossroads
Guest blogger Alan Trench discusses Ways forward for the United Kingdom, a new report from the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law.
Opinion
Full Fiscal Autonomy or Supercharged Smith? - Part 2
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 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
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?
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
News
Centre on Constitutional Change - Election Night Coverage
For those staying up through the wee small hours, experts from the Centre will be providing analysis across the domestic and international media.
Opinion
To bring Scotland back into the fold of the union, there’s only one answer
Paul Cairney discusses the fact that all too often, constitutional change seems to be a stitch-up by one or more political parties at the expense of the others.
Opinion
17 million untapped votes: disabled people and carers ignored in the general election
Kirstein Rummery explains how it's curious that the political parties are not making more of an effort to reach out to the 11m disabled adults and 6m carers eligible to vote.