Brexit
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.
Opinion
A very uncertain general election in Wales
For this piece for UK in a Changing Europe, CCC Fellow and Research Director for UK in a Changing Europe, Profess
Opinion
General Election 2019 in Northern Ireland: Unionist U-turns and pro-Remain pacts
The 2019 General Election signals a dramatic change in the Northern Irish political landscape.
Opinion
Conservatives and Labour trade places on pre-election cohesion
Richard Parry assesses the prospects as the starting-gun is fired on Election 2019.
Opinion
Legislating for EU withdrawal: do the devolved institutions really have 'no role'?
There has been no analysis comparing the treatment of devolution in May's and Johnson's Brexit deals, even though the Withdrawal Agreement could have profound impact on devolved institutions.
Opinion
Future of England Survey reveals public attitudes towards Brexit and the union
,Deep divides fuelled by the Brexit debate have been laid bare in new research from Wales Governance Centre, Cardiff University and the University of Edinburgh.
Opinion
The Brexit war of attrition continues
Richard Parry reviews yet more dramatic days in the House of Commons.
Publication
Brexit and Renewables in Scotland
This briefing paper considers the extent to which renewables in Scotland are shaped by the policy responsibilities and decisions of multiple governments: the Scottish Government,
Opinion
Whatever happened to Tory unionism?
,When the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated by Theresa May was debated in the House of Commons many Conservative MPs argued that they could not vote for an arrangement that would treat Northern Ir