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Devolution Proposals

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

The Miller case and the devolution settlement

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Opinion

Brexit: the implications for the devolution settlement

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Opinion

The House of Lords Constitution Committee Report on The Union and Devolution

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

The Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill: a staging-post on a lengthy journey

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Opinion

The Case for Further Fiscal Decentralisation

David Eiser
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Publication

English Votes for English Laws: A viable answer to the English Question?

Last week the government published its detailed proposals for introducing English Votes for English Laws (EVEL) into the House of Commons.

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Opinion

EVEL Proposals May Be the Beginning of the Road

Michael Kenny
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Opinion

EVEL: 'A major moment in the constitutional history of these islands'

Michael Kenny
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Opinion

EVEL and Democratic Reform

Michael Keating
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