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Aileen McHarg: What Does the Union Need to Do to Survive?

The victory for the No campaign in last week’s referendum means that, for the foreseeable future, Scotland will […]

Constitutional Law Group September 26, 2014 Scotland

Paul Reid: Where now after ‘no’? A starter for 10.

It is often said that one of the greatest characteristics of the United Kingdom’s unwritten constitution is its […]

Constitutional Law Group September 19, 2014 Scotland, Uncategorized

Mark Elliott: Scotland has voted “no”. What next for the UK constitution?

After a very long — and at times electrifying — campaign, a modest but decisive majority of those […]

Constitutional Law Group September 19, 2014 Constitutional reform, Devolution, England, Scotland, UK Parliament

Mark Elliott: Devolution, the West Lothian Question, and the nature of constitutional reform in the United Kingdom

Earlier this week, the McKay Commission published its Report on the Consequences of Devolution for the House of […]

Constitutional Law Group March 26, 2013 Devolution, England, Scotland, UK Parliament
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