Devolution
Opinion
Referendum or Citizens’ Assembly? The Plot Thickens
We are now only two years from the next Scottish Parliament elections.
Opinion
Breaking the Deadlock
The United Kingdom and Scotland are both caught in their own constitutional deadlocks. Westminster is caught in a Brexit bind, with no majority for anything.
Opinion
Agriculture Faces Uncertain Future after Brexit
The future of agriculture policy across the United Kingdom after Brexit is uncertain and risky, according to a new paper by Professor Michael Keating of the Centre on Constitutional Change.
Publication
The Repatriation of Competences in Agriculture after Brexit
The future of agriculture policy across the United Kingdom after Brexit is uncertain and risky, according to a new paper by Professor Michael Keating of the Centre on Constitutional Change.
Publication
The United Kingdom’s Evolving Constitution, Michael Keating; La Evolución de le los modelos territoriales: Reformulación versus ruptura. La teoria general de los derechos fundamentales en sus nuevos territorios y ensamblajes
The United Kingdom’s Evolving Constitution
Michael Keating
La Evolución de le los modelos territoriales: Reformulación versus ruptura.
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
Prof Stephen Tierney and Dr Alexandra Remond
Opinion
The Agriculture Bill and the Implications for Devolution
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