New research conducted by the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow suggests that a post-Brexit Scotland is likely to find itself losing out on much-needed low-skilled migrant labour from the European Economic Area (EEA) to English-speaking countries such as North America, Australia, and to countries within the EEA.

25 - 27 February 2019

Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh

Chairs:

Dr Daniel Cetrà, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Aberdeen

Dr Coree Brown Swan, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh

Professor Elizabeth Meehan (Emerita Professor, The Queen’s University Belfast) made an outstanding contribution to political science, particularly around the study of constitutional politics, citizenship, gender and politics, and the study of Northern Ireland politics and British-Irish relations.

Full details on The University of Edinburgh jobs website:

https://www.ed.ac.uk/human-resources/jobs

Ref. 042431

You will lead the communications and policy engagement activities of the Centre on Constitutional Change (CCC), developing and implementing a strategy to ensure maximum impact and uptake of the Centre’s research and creating and identifying opportunities to promote the Centre's expertise to a broad range of audiences.

The European University Institute (EUI) and the School of Law at the University of Portsmouth are organising a 2-day international conference to explore the function and nature of economic constitutionalism within broader constitutional processes in the European and global legal orders. 

Michael Keating remembers his friend and colleague Prof Bob Young who has passed away. Prof Young was a member of the Centre's advisory board and a tireless supporter of our work.