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European Merchants
The EU Blueprint
Pathway for Scotland’s Accession to the European Union under Independence
18 February 2020
European Merchants
Scotland and the Spirit of Europe
Protecting Scotland’s European Relations in the Face of Brexit · Launch Report
30 November 2019
Report Commissioned by the Scottish Parliament
Scotland’s Engagement in the European Union
Insights from Third Countries and Regions
14 October 2019
Chapters
Edinburgh University Press
Scottish Conservatives and Europe: The Reluctant Brexit Party
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‘Ruth Davidson’s Conservatives’: The Scottish Tory Party 2011-2019
Forthcoming
Peter Lang
Brexit and Scotland’s Independence Debate: New Arguments for Autonomy
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Arbroath 1320 – 2020: 700 Years of Fighting for Freedom, Sovereignty, and Independence
2 April 2020
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Small States and Regions: Evolving Strategies in EU Politics
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The Future of Europe: Disruption, Continuity and Change
6 May 2019
Evidence
Scottish Parliament
EU-UK Future Relationship Negotiations: Dire Straits
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee
22 May 2020
Scottish Parliament
Scotland and the UK Internal Market: Challenges of Brexit
Finance and Constitution Committee
28 February 2020
Scottish Parliament
Scotland’s European Policy and the Innovation and Investment Hubs
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee
21 June 2019
Scottish Parliament
The Brexit Countdown: Withdrawal Negotiations, Deal or No Deal and the Future EU-UK Relationship
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee
12 October 2018
Scottish Parliament
The Brexit Negotiations and the Future EU-UK Relationship: Implications for Common Frameworks
Finance and Constitution Committee
31 August 2018
Comment
Local Government Information Unit
Brexit Negotiations: Outlook for the EU-UK Future Relationship
18 June 2020
International Politics and Society
Scotland’s Post-Brexit Perspectives
10 February 2020
LSE Brexit
What Would It Take for Scotland to Rejoin the EU as an Independent State?
3 February 2020
LSE Brexit
Membership 2.0: What the UK Rejoining the EU Would Involve
23 January 2020
Democratic Audit
Battle of the Mandate: Defining the Dispute over a New Scottish Independence Referendum
15 January 2020
E-International Relations
Scottish Foreign Policy in the Brexit Era
15 January 2020
LSE British Politics and Policy
What a Scottish Independence Referendum in 2020 Would Mean
19 November 2019
European Futures
The EU’s New Leadership: Imperative to Overcome Europe’s Uncertain Politics
28 October 2019
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Prime Minister Johnson: Brexit and the EU27’s Perspective
24 July 2019
Scottish Centre on European Relations
European Elections: Brexit and the EU’s Top Posts
28 May 2019
Cyprus Center for European and International Affairs
Scotland and Europe: State of the Debate on Brexit
3 April 2019
Scottish Centre on European Relations
What Future for May’s Brexit ‘Renegotiation’?
5 February 2019
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Brexit Deal Series: The Westminster Politics Could Be Unpredictable to the End
16 November 2018
Centro Studi di Politica Internazionale (CeSPI)
Europeismo: l’equilibrio tra diversitá ed obbiettivi
16 October 2018
Public Sector Executive
Brexit’s Long Shadow over Devolution
18 June 2018
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Brexit Roundup: Uncertain Future for Scotland and Devolution
16 April 2018
Scottish Centre on European Relations
The Brexit Countdown to Autumn 2018
26 February 2018
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Macron’s Vision for Europe Sets a Very High Bar
28 September 2017
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Free Movement is Not a Problem to be Solved
21 July 2017
European Futures
Five Takeaways for Brexit from the General Election
10 June 2017
LSE British Politics and Policy
Why the Current UK-Scotland Constitutional Impasse Was Far from Inevitable
10 April 2017
Scottish Centre on European Relations
Europe after Brexit: Multi-speed or More of the Same?
28 March 2017
European Futures
Brexit Moment: May’s Lancaster House Speech
18 January 2017
European Futures
Reaction: Scotland’s Place in Europe
20 December 2016
European Futures
America Decides: Foreign Policy Implications for Europe
9 November 2016
LSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP)
Why It Matters if the European Commission Ends up Leading the Brexit Negotiations
3 November 2016
European Futures
Six Unrealistic Brexit Expectations the UK Government Should Avoid
18 October 2016
European Futures
Brexit: Frequently Asked Questions
27 June 2016
European Futures
Five Things to Watch For on EU Referendum Day
23 June 2016
FutureLearn Blog
Five Things You Need to Know About Brexit
23 May 2016
European Futures
Towards Brexit? The UK’s EU Referendum
19 May 2016
Crossroads Europe
Innovating with Digital Media: Looking Towards the Future of Academia
9 May 2016
European Futures
This June’s EU Referendum is Unlikely to be the UK’s Last
13 April 2016
Leviathan (University of Edinburgh)
Europe of the Peoples? Perspectives on Integration
9 March 2016
European Futures
Five Comments on Britain's EU Settlement
22 February 2016
LSE Brexit
Cameron’s Unilateral Approach Could Leave the UK Isolated and Resented
10 February 2016
European Futures
Britain’s EU Renegotiation: Reflections on the Letter
12 November 2015
European Futures
The External Dimension to Britain's EU Renegotiation
24 June 2015
LSE British Politics and Policy
Britain’s EU Membership Will Now Be the Subject of Several Years of Negotiation and Debate
15 May 2015
Leviathan (University of Edinburgh)
An Island Adrift?
14 April 2015
Leviathan (University of Edinburgh)
Citizens of the Union
2 December 2014
LSE British Politics and Policy
The UK Government Must Urgently Overhaul its EU Engagement Strategy
25 July 2014
LSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP)
The European Council should not feel obliged to choose any of the leading candidates as President of the European Commission
2 June 2014
European Council on Foreign Relations
‘Should the European Parliament be abolished?’ – The Europe Question: Perspectives from the UK
3 April 2014
LSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP)
Germany’s drive for Eurozone political union underlines the inadequacy of culture-based conceptions of integration
3 March 2014
