About the Centre

The Centre on Constitutional Change (CCC) is a leading centre for the study of territorial politics and governance in the United Kingdom and beyond. It was established in August 2013 and is based at the University of Edinburgh. 

The Centre acts as a hub for an international network of experts working on different aspects of politics, public policy and legal/constitutional developments in multi-level settings. It aims to promote innovative and cross-disciplinary research and establish links and collaborations between academics and practitioners.  

Governance

Co-Directors

The Co-Directors of the CCC are:

  • Karlo Basta - Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Political Science
  • Davide Vampa - Senior Lecturer in Territorial Politics, School of Social and Political Science

Steering Group

The CCC is overseen by a Steering Group comprised of a range of colleagues from across the University of Edinburgh. The current members of the Steering Group are:

  • Elisenda Casanas Adam - Senior Lecturer in Public Law and Human Rights, Edinburgh Law School
  • Alan Convery - Senior Lecturer in Politics, School of Social and Political Science
  • Marc Geddes - Senior Lecturer in Politics, School of Social and Political Science
  • Ailsa Henderson - Professor of Political Science, School of Social and Political Science
  • Meryl Kenny - Professor of Gender and Politics, School of Social and Political Science
  • Harshan Kumarasingham - Reader in Politics and History, School of Social and Political Science
  • Fraser McMillan - Career Launch Fellow (Territorial Politics), School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
  • Wilfried Swenden - Professor of South Asian and Comparative Politics, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
  • Asanga Welikala - Lecturer in Public Law, Edinburgh Law School

 

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