Brexit
Opinion
The Internal Market Bill may further erode trust and security in Ireland/Northern Ireland
"The most dangerous impact of the Brexit process and of the Internal Market Bill on the Good Friday Agreement is its impact on trust and security in Northern Ireland and between the two governm
Opinion
Majority of Brits want a soft Brexit compromise, but Leave voters don't
What does the British public want in terms of a longer-term relationship with the European Union?
Publication
The Internal Market
Michael Keating discusses the implications of the UK Government's Internal Market Bill for the Scottish Parliament's Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee.
Publication
Crisis, what crisis? Conceptualizing crisis, UK pluri-constitutionalism and Brexit politics
Has Brexit triggered a constitutional crisis?
News
Sign Up Now: Seminar on the UK Internal Market and Devolution
The UK Government’s Internal Market Bill sparked controversy when the Northern Ireland secretary, Brandon Lewis, conceded the government’s willingness to depart from international law in overriding
Opinion
The Added-Value of the Ireland-Wales Cooperation Programme
Giada Laganà explores the effectiveness of the Ireland-Wales Cooperation Programme and the EU's role in managing and developing cross-border cooperation.
Opinion
The Internal Market Bill: implications for devolution
Analysis from Nicola McEwen on the Internal Market Bill, exploring the suggested recentralisation of power and the implications for the Sewel convention and intergovernmental
Opinion
Back to the Unitary State?
CCC Director, Michael Keating, responds to the UK Government's Internal Market Bill, explaining the impact this is likely to have on devolution and the devolved settlements.
Publication
The Added-Value of the Ireland-Wales Cooperation Programme
The policy report by Dr Giada Lagana and Professor Daniel Wincott is relevant t