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A Wealthier, Fairer Scotland: The Political Economy of Constitutional Change

How can Scotland use its new and existing powers to create a brighter economic and social future?

The ambition of the Scottish Government

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Opinion

What next for the Liberal Democrats?

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

What Next for English Votes for English Laws?

Stephen Tierney
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Opinion

What next for Scottish Labour?

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Opinion

After the Election, what next for the United Kingdom?

Michael Keating
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Opinion

We have a window of opportunity to improve Scottish devolution, so let’s start with parliamentary reform

Paul Cairney
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Opinion

EVEL won’t worry the new government – but the West Lothian question may well do

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Can UK intergovernmental relations be rebooted?

Nicola McEwen
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Opinion

What next for the SNP?

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Opinion

What next for the Scottish Tories?

Alan Convery
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