Devolution

Opinion

What will devo-max mean? Part I

Paul Cairney

In a two part blog, Paul Cairney asks what will devo-max mean? And how will it play out in different policy areas?

Opinion

Time for policy rather than politics?: harnessing the 45%

Kirstein Rummery

Over 1.7m Scots were energised enough about the future of their country to campaign, research and turn out to vote for radical change on the 18^th September. And according

Opinion

Scotland's Decision: The result, the devolution offer, Barnett & a poisoned chalice

Michael Keating

Michael Keating on the result, offers of further devolution, the Barnett Formula and a poisoned chalice.

Opinion

Scotland's Decision: A constitutional chain reaction part II

Charlie Jeffery

So Scotland voted no. Yes won 45% of the vote, significantly short of a majority and indeed what most of the polls in the run-up to the referendum suggested.

Opinion

Scotland's Decision: The race to policy

Richard Parry

After the all-night event at the ESRC Future of the UK and Scotland Hub, Richard Parry gives initial reflections on what the result means for devolution policy.

Opinion

Scotland's Decision: A constitutional chain reaction?

Charlie Jeffery

Professor Charlie Jeffery, Director of the ESRC Future of the UK and Scotland teams, looks at the implications of the Prime Minister’s statement on the victory of the No campaign in the indepen

Opinion

The need for radical change

Eve Hepburn

In a blog originally published at LSE Politics and Policy, Eve

Publication

From 'Sick Man' to 'Living Lab' - The Narrative of Scottish Health Since Devolution

The road to the independence referendum may have begun with devolution in the late 1990s, but a key question is: what have been the impacts on health

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