Brexit
Opinion
The reality of Brexit does not go away as normal politics is suspended
The coronavirus crisis makes it difficult to progress other areas of policy, but the clock ticks on Brexit negotiations.
Publication
Smaller States' Strategies and Influence in an EU of 27: Lessons from Scotland
This is a joint SCER-University College London European Institute Policy Paper.
Opinion
Wales, post-Brexit
As the Welsh government faces a dilemma over Brexit, Daniel Wincott and Jac Larner, Cardiff University, look back at the historical context to make sense of the Welsh Brexit position.
Opinion
Wales: where next?
Jac Larner and Dan Wincott, Cardiff University, examine the outcome of the 2019 General Election its impact on representat
Opinion
Regional Funding after Brexit
The Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF) is intended to replace the EU structural funds, worth around £2.1 billion per year.
Opinion
Scotland's Choice: what next for Scotland in Europe?
What are the options for Scotland's relationship with Europe?
Opinion
England's territorial politics after Brexit
England's regional governance is going to become more prominent in policy terms because of the implications of Brexit. But what to do about devolution in England?
Opinion
Challenging the Belfast Agreement: how Brexit is impacting Northern Ireland's constitutional future
The 1998 Belfast Agreement included a three-stranded formula aiming to institutionalise contested relationships within Northern Ireland, between Northern Ireland and Ireland and between Norther