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UK internal market principles will create distrust within the union, says new report

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Local government's place in the Scottish polity: time for a re-think?

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The 'Scottish approach' to Policymaking

Paul Cairney
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The Scottish Parliament

Emily St.Denny
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Fluctuating Fortunes, but a Permanent Presence? Small Parties in Scotland

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Sign Up Now: Seminar on the UK Internal Market and Devolution

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Under the spotlight: the civil service in the Scottish devolved system

Richard Parry
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The Internal Market Bill: implications for devolution

Nicola McEwen
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Scottish Labour

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Scotland’s media, politics and the digital revolution

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