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Independence and the Union

How would an independent Scotland tackle climate change?

22 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

How would an independent Scotland tackle climate change? Antje Brown, University of St Andrews, has been searching for an answer.

Devolution

Fluctuating Fortunes, but a Permanent Presence? Small Parties in Scotland

16 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

Alistair Clark, Newcastle University, discusses small parties in Scotland since devolution for his chapter in the Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics arguing that smaller parties will be a permanent presence in Scottish politics even if their fortunes vary.

Devolution

Scottish Labour

9 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

In their chapter for the Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics, Gerry Hassan and Eric Shaw trace the fall of Scottish Labour as Scotland's dominant party.

Independence and the Union, Devolution

Scotland’s media, politics and the digital revolution

7 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

For his chapter in the Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics, Professor Philip Schlesinger of the University of Glasgow looks at Scotland’s post-devolution media and the wider forces driving change in the communications ecology.

Public policy

The Leadership and Management of Public Services Reform in Scotland

4 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

John Connolly and Robert Pyper, University of the West of Scotland, explore the challenges of public service reform in Scotland and address to what extent opportunities for effective national public leadership have been missed since the SNP came into government in 2007.

Devolution

Scotland at Westminster

2 September 2020 | Centre on Constitutional Change

Taken from his chapter in the Oxofrd Handbook of Scottish Politics, Adam Evans explores the influence Scottish constituency MPs have had within the Westminster party system, and evaluates the long-term challenges that might impact this influence.