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Guest Blog – A New Britain

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As political drama unfolds in London, Labour and SNP move ahead on constitutional policy

Richard Parry
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What’s happening in Wales, and what does it mean for Ireland-Wales relations?

Jonathan Evershed
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Multilevel Politics, Climate and COP26

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Scotland’s Approach to Human Rights and Foreign Policy

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The journey to a more diverse Scottish Parliament

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Small steps toward a representative parliament

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A record-breaking election, but what next?

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What happened? Where do we go from here?

Kirstein Rummery
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The Scottish Parliamentary Elections and the “Second Referendum” Debate

Stephen Tierney
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