Scotland, the UK and Brexit - at a constitutional crossroads: what next for Scotland?
Paul Anderson, Silke I. Keil
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Paul Anderson, Silke I. Keil
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the constitutional debate in the UK vis-à-vis Scotland and the future of the UK union. We take stock of this debate in the post-referendum period, and look at what next for Scotland in the light of the Scottish government’s push for a second independence referendum.
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The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the constitutional debate in the UK vis-à-vis Scotland and the future of the UK union. We take stock of this debate in the post-referendum period, and look at what next for Scotland in the light of the Scottish government’s push for a second independence referendum.
Key concepts: Referendum, Brexit, Irish, Home rule, Political science, Scots, European union, Independence (probability theory)