Brexit
Opinion
The End of the Whig Constitution
The British constitution has long been admired around the world for stability and consensus.
Opinion
How Boris Johnson’s position collapsed
Richard Parry discusses the Commons vote and the relationship between passing the new Brexit law and calling a General Election.
Opinion
Brexit scenarios: what might happen next?
In a blog originally published by the Scottish Parliament, Dr Eve Hepburn analyses Brexit scenarios and assesses what might happen next.
Opinion
What next for an anti-no deal majority?
Richard Parry assesses the impending parliamentary action in September and October as the Commons tries to construct an anti-no
Opinion
On prorogation
Editor's Note: Michael Keating also appeared on BBC Radio Scotland on 28 August to discuss p
Opinion
Has Boris blinked?
The tour round UK capitals, the visits to the police and hospitals, the attempt to shift the agenda away from Brexit, the release of
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CCC Fellow, Professor Michael Kenny to speak at Hay Festival.
On Thursday 30 May, CCC Fellow, Professor Michael Kenny will be speaking alongside Adam Price, the leader of Plaid Cymru, and Eluned Morgan, Welsh Government Minister for International Relations an
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CCC research reflected in key Westminster report on intergovernmental relations.
The report on "The Relationship between the UK and Scottish Governments" issued on Friday 7th June by
Opinion
Devolution, climate change and the climate emergency
Dr Antje Brown of St Andrew’s University reflects on the Scottish Government’s climate change agenda at a time of climate emergency.
Opinion
Bypassing the million-to-one Irish threat to a Brexit deal
CCC Fellow Richard Parry (University of Edinburgh) discusses the ‘turbocharging’ of preparations to avoid the ‘undemocratic backstop’