Fabian Zuleeg explores the likelihood of Scottish Independence, and its potential impact on the EU–UK relations. As the Scottish independence vote is inextricably bound to the potential UK in-out referendum (and thus a potential exit of the UK from the EU), there are some potential feedback loops to the independence debate which are set to be relevant regardless of whether Scotland becomes independent or not
One of the key issues in the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence was the question of how an ind...
Scotland’s debate on its constitutional future has frequently focused on its future role within the ...
Scotland as an Independent Country? The Independence Referendum and EU Membership after Brexit ABSTR...
Fabian Zuleeg explores the likelihood of Scottish Independence, and its potential impact on the EU–U...
Britain’s referendum on EU membership revealed a country divided; while the United Kingdom voted to ...
The people of Scotland vote on 18 September 2014 in a referendum on the question "Should Scotland be...
Yesterday, as predicted by the polls, the people of Scotland rejected independence, opting to remain...
Scotland is due to hold a referendum on independence from the UK on 18 September. Luis Moreno writes...
There are no universally applicable procedural standards under international law for independence re...
John McCormick (1)With the Scottish referendum fading behind us, we have yet to fully understand the...
One of the most controversial arguments in the context of Scotland’s referendum on independence is t...
Scotland will hold an independence referendum on 18 September, but what would actually happen if vot...
Abstract: The September 2014 referendum is a milestone in Scotland’s history. After 307 years of uni...
Scotland’s continued membership of and access to the EU is at the forefront of a possible second ind...
Anglo-Scottish relations have become a major topic in British political debate in recent years. In 2...
One of the key issues in the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence was the question of how an ind...
Scotland’s debate on its constitutional future has frequently focused on its future role within the ...
Scotland as an Independent Country? The Independence Referendum and EU Membership after Brexit ABSTR...
Fabian Zuleeg explores the likelihood of Scottish Independence, and its potential impact on the EU–U...
Britain’s referendum on EU membership revealed a country divided; while the United Kingdom voted to ...
The people of Scotland vote on 18 September 2014 in a referendum on the question "Should Scotland be...
Yesterday, as predicted by the polls, the people of Scotland rejected independence, opting to remain...
Scotland is due to hold a referendum on independence from the UK on 18 September. Luis Moreno writes...
There are no universally applicable procedural standards under international law for independence re...
John McCormick (1)With the Scottish referendum fading behind us, we have yet to fully understand the...
One of the most controversial arguments in the context of Scotland’s referendum on independence is t...
Scotland will hold an independence referendum on 18 September, but what would actually happen if vot...
Abstract: The September 2014 referendum is a milestone in Scotland’s history. After 307 years of uni...
Scotland’s continued membership of and access to the EU is at the forefront of a possible second ind...
Anglo-Scottish relations have become a major topic in British political debate in recent years. In 2...
One of the key issues in the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence was the question of how an ind...
Scotland’s debate on its constitutional future has frequently focused on its future role within the ...
Scotland as an Independent Country? The Independence Referendum and EU Membership after Brexit ABSTR...