If Scotland votes to become independent then it will seek to become a member state of the European Union. However some commentators have raised the question of whether Spain might seek to veto Scotland’s membership or impose concessions on the country to avoid setting a precedent for Catalonia. Dani Cetrà writes that it is unlikely Spain would veto an independent Scotland’s EU membership, but the result of the referendum could nevertheless have a significant impact on debates within Catalonia
We propose a game theoretical model to assess the capacity of Catalonia to become a recognized, inde...
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond argues that, should his country gain independence, it would be ...
The people of Scotland vote on 18 September 2014 in a referendum on the question "Should Scotland be...
Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has indicated that she intends to do everything in her p...
Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has indicated that she may call a second independence re...
By Marcus Pučnik Both Catalonia and Scotland are looking towards a referendum on independence later ...
Scotland voted No to independence on 18 September, in part because the leaders of the three main par...
Scotland is due to hold a referendum on independence from the UK on 18 September. Luis Moreno writes...
The question of Scottish independence has been heavily debated in the United Kingdom, with one claim...
The UK’s referendum will not only have an impact on Britain, but also on the rest of the European Un...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
Fabian Zuleeg explores the likelihood of Scottish Independence, and its potential impact on the EU–U...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
On 11 September, a human chain was formed by people in Catalonia to demonstrate support for the terr...
One of the most controversial arguments in the context of Scotland’s referendum on independence is t...
We propose a game theoretical model to assess the capacity of Catalonia to become a recognized, inde...
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond argues that, should his country gain independence, it would be ...
The people of Scotland vote on 18 September 2014 in a referendum on the question "Should Scotland be...
Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has indicated that she intends to do everything in her p...
Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has indicated that she may call a second independence re...
By Marcus Pučnik Both Catalonia and Scotland are looking towards a referendum on independence later ...
Scotland voted No to independence on 18 September, in part because the leaders of the three main par...
Scotland is due to hold a referendum on independence from the UK on 18 September. Luis Moreno writes...
The question of Scottish independence has been heavily debated in the United Kingdom, with one claim...
The UK’s referendum will not only have an impact on Britain, but also on the rest of the European Un...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
Fabian Zuleeg explores the likelihood of Scottish Independence, and its potential impact on the EU–U...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
On 11 September, a human chain was formed by people in Catalonia to demonstrate support for the terr...
One of the most controversial arguments in the context of Scotland’s referendum on independence is t...
We propose a game theoretical model to assess the capacity of Catalonia to become a recognized, inde...
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond argues that, should his country gain independence, it would be ...
The people of Scotland vote on 18 September 2014 in a referendum on the question "Should Scotland be...