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British & Scottish Politics

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Devolve and not Forget: The Conservatives’ dilemma

Richard Parry
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Brexit Talks: What will we know in autumn 2018?

Kirsty Hughes
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Book Launch: Debating Scotland

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Debating Scotland's Unions

Michael Keating
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An Independent Scotland and the EU: What Route to Membership?

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Brexit, EU Area-based Policies, and the Devolved Governments

Since the EU referendum, the post-Brexit future for agricultural, regional and rural policies in the UK have been hotly debated.

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The Brexit Decision: Holyrood may still have a role to play

Stephen Tierney
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Canada-Dry: Where next for UK-EU Brexit talks?

Kirsty Hughes
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Getting Out of EU or UK Purgatory

Richard Parry
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The Brexit ball is now very much in Westminster’s court

Michael Keating
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