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The Internal Market Bill may further erode trust and security in Ireland/Northern Ireland

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Majority of Brits want a soft Brexit compromise, but Leave voters don't

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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.

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Crisis, what crisis? Conceptualizing crisis, UK pluri-constitutionalism and Brexit politics

Has Brexit triggered a constitutional crisis?

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Sign Up Now: Seminar on the UK Internal Market and Devolution

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Opinion

The Added-Value of the Ireland-Wales Cooperation Programme

Giada Laganà
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The Internal Market Bill: implications for devolution

Nicola McEwen
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Back to the Unitary State?

Michael Keating
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The Added-Value of the Ireland-Wales Cooperation Programme

The policy report by Dr Giada Lagana and Professor Daniel Wincott is relevant t

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The Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics

The Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics  

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