Devolution

Publication

Brexit and the Union

Brexit and the Nations

Michael Keating

First published: 27 November 2018

Publication

The Repatriation of Competences in Climate and Energy Policy after Brexit

Professor Nicola McEwen and Dr Alexandra Remond examine how, in the longer term, Brexit poses significant risks for the climate and energy ambitions of the devolved nations.

Publication

The Repatriation of Competencies After Brexit: Justice and Home Affairs

This paper addresses Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) in the context of Brexit. Its particular point of focus is the repatriation of competences and the powers of the devolved administrations.

Opinion

The Repatriation of Competencies After Brexit: Justice and Home Affairs

Stephen Tierney

Prof Stephen Tierney and Dr Alexandra Remond

Opinion

The Agriculture Bill and the Implications for Devolution

Michael Keating

Buried within the UK Agriculture Bill, a clause allowing UK ministers to determine which of three WTO 'boxes' state aid for farmers should goes into could prove difficult for the devolved adm

Opinion

Taking Stock: Scotland and Brexit

Tobias Lock

With little more than six months to go before the UK leaves the EU on 29 March 2019, the position of Scotland vis-à-vis the EU is not much clearer than it was in the immediate aftermath of the EU

Opinion

Intergovernmental relations and the English question: options for reform

Jack Sheldon

A week after the state of intergovernmental relations (IGR) in the UK was highlighted by the UK government’s law officers standing in opposition to their devolved counterparts in the UK Supreme Cou

Opinion

Comment on MP's Report on Devolution Arrangements

Nicola McEwen

The House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee issued its report ‘Devolution and Exiting the EU: reconciling differences and building strong relationships’.

Opinion

Is the UK ready for a Norway-style deal?

Michael Keating

Because of leaks coming out of the UK Government, we have known for some time what the broad lines of their negotiating offer to the EU would be.

Opinion

Can Theresa May keep her Brexit crap game going indefinitely?

In the classic American musical, Guys and Dolls, the cast sang the praises of Nathan Detroit, the man who ran The Oldest Established Floating Crap Game in the City of New York.

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