Independence and the Union
Opinion
Working Towards New Choices on Migration for Scotland
June 30th 2021 marks the deadline for applications to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS).
Opinion
Brexit: A journey through the archives
Coree Brown Swan goes back into the archives and examines what our experts had to say in the days following the Brexit vote.
Opinion
The Brexit vote and the Union: Scotland five years on
CCC Co-Director Professor Nicola McEwen explores the state of the UK Union five years after Brexit.
Opinion
How Brexit and independence are unusual referendums
Richard Parry discusses how, five years on, the Brexit referendum will influence any future Scottish independence referendum.
Opinion
Northern Ireland and Unionism
This summer, we will be revisiting the best research and analysis published by the CCC in recent years. This blog by Jennifer Todd was originally published in January 2020.
Opinion
Election Reflections: A Good Campaign, a Poor Result
Elected as leader of the Scottish Labour party just a few months before the 2021 Holyrood Election, Anas Sarwar sought to inject new energy into the flailing party.
Opinion
What happened? Where do we go from here?
Over the coming weeks, academics will respond to the 2021 election results. Today, Richard Parry reflects on the 2021 Holyrood election and what it might mean for the future.
Opinion
Does a majority of seats from pro-independence parties in the Scottish Parliament provide a mandate for a second independence referendum?
How the fight over the meaning of ‘mandate’ might manifest itself post-election 2021.
Opinion
Long Read: Community, church and culture in boundary-making: the legacies of partition in the two parts of Ireland.
In a talk prepared for the BBC at Queen’s University Belfast, Jennifer Todd reflects on the legacies of partition one hundred years on.