The EU Referendum: Unpredictable in Scotland and the UK
James Mitchell
In Scotland, despite differences in views and parties, the 1975 EC referendum shares some similarities with the EU referendum …
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How Could Scotland Protect its EU Links After Brexit?
Kirsty Hughes
In-Depth Analysis
It is often presumed that Scotland will continue to be part of the EU, either through a UK-wide vote to remain in …
The UK’s EU Referendum: Once in a Generation…
James Mitchell
The renegotiation and referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, like the Scottish independence referendum, has been presen…
EU Renegotiation and Referendum: Implications for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Tobias Lock
Event Reflections
Following a panel discussion on the UK’s EU membership, Tobias Lock presents an overview of the panellists’ con…
Scotland’s Alcohol Minimum Pricing: First Encounter with EU Law
Arianna Andreangeli
In-Depth Analysis
In this special extended article, Arianna Andreangeli analyses the opinion of the Advocate General i…
Changes to the UK’s EU Membership Might Require the Consent of the Scottish Parliament
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh
In-Depth Analysis
In this extended article, Cormac Mac Amhlaigh considers the implications of the UK’s EU renegotiatio…
Scotland and Brexit – What Will the Euroref Campaign Look Like?
Peter Lynch
Although UK-wide referendums are not frequent, Scotland has more extensive experience with them, most recently in the independe…
A Future Uncertain: Why Brexit Would Leave Scotland More Dependent on Westminster
Andrew Glencross
If the UK votes to the leave the EU, it will most likely establish a Swiss-style trade relationship to replace EU membership, w…
The Calm Before the Storm – Preparing for the EU Referendum
Christina McKelvie
Many questions surround the upcoming EU referendum and the shape of the UK’s relationship with the EU, writes Christina Mc…
Britain’s European Futures? Reflections from a Seminar Discussion
Drew Scott
Following a recent seminar and panel discussion on the UK’s EU renegotiation and referendum, Drew Scott reflects on the prospects f…