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The SNP has blown British politics apart – and the UK must now change if it is to survive

Paul Cairney
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What can each party offer women and disabled voters?

Kirstein Rummery
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#Indyref2 on the back of a big SNP win is not going to happen – here’s why

Paul Cairney
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The Constitutional Implications of the Rise of the SNP

Aileen McHarg
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A Manifesto of EVEL

Charlie Jeffery
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SNP has held the balance of power before – but things quickly turned sour

Craig McAngus
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Party manifestos were an anti-climax, and the SNP will be no different

Paul Cairney
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The people think it’s good to talk about how they are governed

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Once again, Britons are mostly being asked to vote for men

Kirstein Rummery
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Scottish Referendum Study in the media

Centre on Constitutional Change
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