A second independence referendum in Scotland: the legal issues
Stephen Tierney
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Stephen Tierney
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Following Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement of a second independence referendum for Scotland, Stephen Tierney discusses how the next two years are set to be consumed by two parallel processes: We will see the UK leave the EU and could also see Scotland leave the UK in an effort to remain within the EU.
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Following Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement of a second independence referendum for Scotland, Stephen Tierney discusses how the next two years are set to be consumed by two parallel processes: We will see the UK leave the EU and could also see Scotland leave the UK in an effort to remain within the EU.
Key concepts: Referendum, Independence (probability theory), Political science, Government (linguistics), Brexit, Law, European union, Economics