Devolution
Opinion
The dilemma of devolution – more powers but potentially worse off
Rishi Sunak’s Budget on 27 October revealed that in the medium-term he is prepared to live with numbers no Chancellor since the 1970s would have planned – tax re
Publication
Multinationalism, Constitutional Asymmetry and COVID: UK Responses to the Pandemic
Article by Dr Karlo Basta (University of Edinburgh, Co-Director Centre on Constitutional Change) and
Opinion
The Supreme Court seeks clear devolution law that may not be there
Richard Parry discusses the judgment on incorporating the rights of the child into Scots law and what this may mean for future devolution cases
Opinion
A League-Union of the Isles of Britain
With the Welsh government today launching its plans for a national conversation on Wales’ constitutional future, Glyndw
Opinion
The constitutional prospects of the sixth Senedd
The sixth devolved election in Wales is novel in a variety of ways.
Publication
Designing and funding the devolved nations’ policy responses to COVID-19
Report by David Bell (University of Stirling), David Eiser (Fraser of Allander Institute, Strathclyde Business School) and David Phillips (Institute for Fiscal Studies)
Opinion
Uncovering the lid on St Andrew's House
As the devolved system attracts unprecedented attention in UK media, Richard Parry discusses the significance of the belated disclosure of sensitive advice a
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: England
John Denham, University of Southampton examines English identity and British unionism in the wake of Brexit - are we likely to see a change to the system of governance in England?
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: Northern Ireland
Katy Hayward, Queen's University Belfast discusses the implications of the Northern Ireland Protocol and what this might mean for Northern Ireland's place in the Union.