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Northern Ireland: A pawn in the new waiting game

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A design for modern Britain: Confederal Federalism

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New book focuses on federalism

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Experts discuss Northern Ireland and the 2022 Assembly elections in new podcast episode

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New podcast episode examines the constitutional future of Wales

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Constitutional reflections and renewal

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Experts discuss the Conservatives in Scotland in new podcast episode

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Sleeping with an Elephant: Devolution and the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020

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Worth the wait? Reforming Intergovernmental Relations

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The Union Connectivity Review and Unionism

Daniel Wincott
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