Independence and the Union
Opinion
On the timing(s) of IndyRef2
Alistair Clark (Newcastle University) on the legislation and timing governing a second Scottish independence referendum arguing that the vote is very unlikely to happen in 202
Opinion
Shades of Solidarity: Comparing Scottish and Flemish Responses to the Catalan Referendum
From their recently published article, Judith Sijstermans (University of Birmingham) and Coree Brown Swan (Cen
Publication
Shades of solidarity: Comparing Scottish and Flemish responses to Catalonia
On 1 October 2017, Catalans went to the polls to vote on independence. Catalan independentists called for international, particularly European, support.
Publication
Taking back control? Brexit and the territorial constitution of the United Kingdom
Brexit aimed to restore sovereignty to the United Kingdom. That rested on an interpretation of the UK as an internally integrated and externally bordered sovereign state.
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: England
John Denham, University of Southampton examines English identity and British unionism in the wake of Brexit - are we likely to see a change to the system of governance in England?
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: Northern Ireland
Katy Hayward, Queen's University Belfast discusses the implications of the Northern Ireland Protocol and what this might mean for Northern Ireland's place in the Union.
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: Wales
Covid-19 and Brexit have engendered a precarious and rather fragile territorial politics, and 'the tumultuous nature of current politics in Wales means that what was inconceivable is now concei
Opinion
Brexit and Beyond: Scotland
Nicola McEwen, University of Edinburgh discusses the situation in Scotland following Brexit, explaining the complexities and how these might impact support for independence.