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The UK’s EU Referendum: Implications for Scotland’s Constitutional Settlement

Sarah Craig, Maria Fletcher and Nina Miller-Westoby In-Depth Analysis Scotland’s devolved powers have become progressively interconnected with both UK law and EU law, write Sarah Craig, Maria Fletcher and Nina …

22nd June 2016 lewing

Striking Similarities Exist Between the Brexit and Scottish Independence Debates

Juliet Kaarbo Britain’s Decision | The EU Referendum Although the referendum debate has largely focused on domestic politics, EU membership is a significant question of foreign policy as well, writes …

22nd June 2016 lewing

Powers that Come into Play in Scotland’s Future Relationships with Europe

Drew Scott Britain’s Decision | The EU Referendum One of the main arguments in favour of withdrawal from the European Union centres on the return of sovereignty to the UK …

20th June 2016 lewing

Brexit Could Create New Support for Independence Among the Middle Class in Scotland

Nicola McEwen Britain’s Decision | The EU Referendum Opinion polls suggest that Scotland will vote to remain in the EU, regardless of the UK-wide result, and leaving the EU would …

16th June 2016 lewing

Who Makes Our Laws – Brussels, Westminster or Holyrood?

Tobias Lock Britain’s Decision | The EU Referendum Questions around sovereignty and the extent of the impact of EU law on the UK and Scotland have been central in the …

15th June 2016 lewing

Problematising the SNP’s Pro-European Status Quo

Judith Sijstermans The SNP’s policy of pro-Europeanism is more a result of strategy than ideology favourable to European integration, writes Judith Sijstermans. Looking at manifestos, parliamentarians and their records, she …

16th February 2016 lewing

Divided by Europe: The UK Nations and the EU Referendum

Charlie Jeffery Polling shows that people in the various parts of the UK might vote in different ways in the EU referendum, writes Charlie Jeffery, with Scotland and Northern Ireland …

25th January 2016 lewing

The UK’s EU Referendum – Issues for Business

Owen Kelly The debate around the UK’s upcoming EU referendum will have impacts across society, including on business, writes Owen Kelly. Analysing it against the Scottish independence referendum, he argues …

15th January 2016 lewing

Scottish Minimum Pricing on Alcohol: The Court of Justice Speaks

Arianna Andreangeli In-Depth Analysis The recent EU court preliminary ruling on Scotland’s alcohol minimum pricing illustrates the conflict in EU law between upholding the integrity of the internal market and …

14th January 2016 lewing

Three Scenarios for the Outcome of the UK’s EU Referendum

Kirsty Hughes In-Depth Analysis The result of the UK’s referendum on EU membership will have significant implications for the country’s relationship with the rest of Europe and its own constitutional …

5th December 2015 lewing

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