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
Union at the crossroads: can the British state handle the challenges of devolution?
The looming sense of crisis over the Union of the United Kingdom seems to thicken with each passing week.
Opinion
Policymaking in an independent Scotland: profound change is possible but unlikely
In a new blog from the ebook ‘Scotland’s new choice: Independence after Brexit’, Paul Cairney reflects on policy-making in an independent Scotland, concluding that independence would likely be
Opinion
Constitutional pathways to a second independence referendum
In a extract from their contribution to the recent ebook ‘Scotland’s new choice: Independence after Brexit’, Chris McCorkindale and Aileen McHarg explore the legal route to independence, but ul
News
CCC's Michael Keating launches new book on the Union
On Monday 12 April, Michael Keating will launch his new book State and Nation in the United Kingdom: The Fractured Union.
Opinion
Our Fellows on Unionism
The future of the Union in the UK has been widely debated in recent months, and with the Scottish and Welsh elections on the horizon, discussions around independence are at the top of the agenda.
News
New book shines light on independence after Brexit and the pandemic
Independence looks set to dominate the Scottish elections in May. But what would independence mean for Scotland after Brexit and Covid-19?
Publication
Scotland's New Choice: Independence after Brexit
Scotland's New Choice: Independence after Brexit
Edited by Eve Hepburn, Michael Keating and Nicola McEwen
News
Comparative Perspectives on Secession series: The politics of constitutional reform and secession in Canada and Spain
, ,Recent months have seen a surge of public interest in the future constitutional shape of the United Kingdom.
Opinion
A Debate on Scotland's Place in the World is Long Overdue
In this guest blog, Stephen Gethins provides an overview of his new book 'Nation to Nation: Scotland's Place in the World' exploring Scotland's "foreign policy footprint