Independence and the Union
Opinion
Will Ruth Davidson’s resignation have an impact on Brexit?
In a blog originally published at the UK in a Changing Europe, Professor Nicola McEwen discusses the implications of Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson's resignation.
Opinion
Sturgeon is strong enough to reject the Catalan path
Richard Parry discusses the latest SNP approach showing new levels of caution about holding an independence referendum without U
Opinion
Why this Irish general election is important for the UK's constitutional future
By the time the Irish general election campaign enters its final week in early February 2020, the UK will have already formally left the European Union (EU).
Opinion
Northern Ireland and Unionism
Unionism swept back to power in the United Kingdom in December 2019 in a new Conservative government.
Opinion
What does the election result mean for territorial representation in the House of Commons?
The distribution of MPs is not even across the UK, this could have a significant impact on how the House of Commons handles key matters related to Brexit and the union, argues Jack Sheldon, the
Opinion
England votes for a break from politics
Richard Parry discusses the way that the 2019 UK General Election bucked the trend for surprise results.
Opinion
How can Boris Johnson keep the UK together?
,Boris Johnson used his victory speech to restate his intention to lead a 'one nation' government.
Opinion
The U.K. will leave the European Union. Does that mean Scotland will leave the U.K.?
What does the general election result mean for Scotland?
Opinion
The General Election and Indy Ref 2
CCC Director, Michael Keating, discusses the SNP's success in the general election and considers the likelihood of a second independence referendum in 2020.
Opinion
General Election 2019: constitutional challenges for the Welsh government
Greg Davies, Cardiff University, considers the impact the general election result is likely to have on the constitutional future of Wales.