Women in Politics: Reflections on the referendum and beyond
Register now for this International Women’s Day event on 4 March @ Stirling University.
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ESRC Centre on Constitutional Change @ The Copper Beech Cafe
Join us in the last in a series of consultation events discussing home rule and what it could mean for Scotland.
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What does EVEL look like?
Charlie Jeffery looks at the current debate on the English question.
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Scotland in the United Kingdom: An enduring settlement
Our Constitutional experts comment on the division of responsibilities between the UK and Scottish Governments.
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27th February 2015The report of the St David's Day Process was intended to produce a “clear, robust and lasting devolution settlement for Wales”. Adam Evans argues that the end result falls well short of that aim on a number of fronts.
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27th February 2015
Their proponents have described the most recent proposals for devolution to Wales as 'lasting' or set to 'stand the test of time'. However, argues Richard Parry, history suggests that what Scotland gains, Wales has a tendency to ask for next.
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27th February 2015There is more to devolution than powers being controlled by the sub-state parliaments, says Nicola McEwen. Effective processes for collective decision making at the level of the state should also be considered.
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26th February 2015
Constitution UK is a two year project initiated by the Institute of Public Affairs at the London School of Economics and Political Science. It is a public engagement exercise with one purpose: to crowdsource a written and codified constitution for the UK.
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25th February 2015
This week, the International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) launches a new blog, led by Adrienne Stone (Australia) with Andrew Le Sueur (UK), Grégoire Webber (Canada) and César Landa (Peru).