Devolution
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Brexit and the Territorial Constitution of the United Kingdom
Over the last twenty years, the United Kingdom has undergone a programme of constitutional reform embedded in membership of the European Union (EU).
Opinion
A Continuing Source of Disagreement
The devolved legislatures’ ‘continuity’ legislation prepares their statute books for Brexit in the event of an ongoing impasse with the UK Government over the so-called ‘power grab’ in the EU
Opinion
Devolution and the Repatriation of Competences: the House of Lords Constitution Committee reports on the EU Withdrawal Bill
The House of Lords Constitution Committee has today published a comprehensive and critical report on the
Opinion
The Impact of Multi-level Policymaking on the UK Energy System
Profs Paul Cairney, Nicola McEwen, Aileen McHarg, Karen Turner and David Wilson recently received a UKERC grant to research UK 'energy systems' in the context of multilevel policymaking.
Opinion
EVEL won’t worry the new government – but the West Lothian question may well do
Following the election result some pundits have suggested that English votes for English laws might be an obstacle to the government, given its reliance on support from non-English MPs, whilst
Opinion
GE2017: What now for May and Sturgeon?
Richard Parry assesses the implications of the GE2017 result for Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon.
Theresa May is in a similar position to Nicola Sturgeon at Holyro
Opinion
How Come it's Like this?
The party of Union may well end up its gravedigger, says David McCrone, if the battle for independence settles down to a long war between ‘progressive’ Scotland and ‘reactionary’ England with
Opinion
Where now?
Already late, the launch of the SNP manifesto was held back until yesterday (30 May) by the Manchester bombing.