Brexit
Opinion
The scrutiny challenge posed by common frameworks
There remains many outstanding questions about the domestic post-Brexit arrangements among UK devolved institutions, but, as Jack Sheldon, University of Cambridge, states, UK parliaments across
Publication
Ireland and EU Crisis Governance: Continuity and Change in the Shadow of the Financial Crisis and Brexit
CCC Fellow, Mary C Murphy, and John O'Brennan, Associate Professor at Maynooth University edited an issue of the Irish Political Studies Journal "Ireland and EU Crisis Governance: Continuity and Ch
Opinion
Is Brexit eroding the Sewel convention?
The limitations of the Sewel convention have been exposed by Brexit argues Nicola McEwen, University of Edinburgh.
Opinion
The General Election and Indy Ref 2
CCC Director, Michael Keating, discusses the SNP's success in the general election and considers the likelihood of a second independence referendum in 2020.
Publication
Can the Anglo-Scottish Union Survive Brexit?
Jacques Leruez was the leading authority on Scottish politics and government in continental Europe.
Opinion
What About Wales? Wales Manifesto Review
Jac Larner and Dan Wincott of the Wales Governance Centre examine the Welsh party manifestos.
Opinion
The Future of the Union
,In their blog, Nicola McEwen and Dan Wincott evaluate the impact that Thursday's election may have on the union.
Opinion
Scottish Farmers Still Waiting for Clarity on Post-Brexit Policy
There are discussions and consultations underway about the future of Scottish agriculture after Brexit, but the broad consensus is that policy changes are needed now, Brexit or no-Brexit, state
Opinion
The collapse of the WTO court: how will it impact UK trade deals post-Brexit?
On 10th December, the World Trade Organisations appeal court will collapse, after the US failed to appoint sufficient judges to keep it quorate.
Opinion
Drowning in a Sea of Unknowns: from the Messiest of Elections to the Messiest of Constitutional Futures
The General Election in December is the messiest ever, argues Mark Shephard University of Strathclyde.