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Brexit and the constitution

by Caitríona Devery Posted on October 17, 2017
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By Prof Michael Keating In the last twenty years, the United Kingdom has undertaken a massive programme of constitutional change. It has transformed form a formally unitary state into a plurinational, quasi-federal union associated in complex ways with the neighbouring … Continue reading →

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Devo-max or Agreement-Max? Northern Ireland after the Scottish Referendum

by dfarrell Posted on October 15, 2014
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It has become common political wisdom first in Britain, and latterly in the Irish state, to say that devolution in Northern Ireland means that politicians there must sort out their own conflicts without input from the two states. This is … Continue reading →

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