Scotland's Constitutional Future

University of Glasgow

Join us as we explore the issues, challenges and opportunities surrounding the alternative options for Scotland’s constitutional future.

Seminar Room 237, Advanced Research Centre , University of Glasgow

As we emerge from Brexit and the Covid crisis, and in the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, are the powers of the Scottish Parliament still fit for purpose? Is there a more optimal balance of powers for Scotland within the Union? Is federalism a viable option for the UK, and what would it look like? Alternatively, what would it mean for Scotland to be independent in today’s world? What would be the economic and political challenges facing Scotland were it to become an independent country? This event will involve sessions that will take the form of academic presentations followed by facilitated group sessions that will discuss the key questions using the data provided. With Brian Taylor, former political editor for BBC Scotland and columnist for the Herald, in the chair, our team of academic experts will guide you through the questions as we deliberate over Scotland’s constitutional future. Contributors will include:<ul><li>Donald Cameron MSP, Member for Highlands and Islands region, Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs &amp; Culture</li><li>Sir John Curtice, Professor of Practice, University of Strathclyde and Senior Fellow, UK in a Changing Europe Senior Fellow</li><li>Kezia Dugdale, Professor of Practice, University of Glasgow and Director, John Smith Centre</li><li>Stephen Gethins, Professor of Practice in International Relations</li><li>Iain Hardie, Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Edinburgh</li><li>Ailsa Henderson, Professor of Political Science, University of Edinburgh</li><li>Nicola McEwen, Professor of Territorial Politics, University of Edinburgh and Senior Fellow, UK in Changing Europe</li><li>Anand Menon, Director, UK in a Changing Europe</li><li>Stephen Noon, University of Edinburgh, and former Head of Strategy ,Yes Scotland</li><li>T﻿homas Pope, Senior Economist, Institute for Goverment</li><li>Graeme Roy, Professor of Economics and Dean of External Engagement, University of Glasgow and Chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission</li><li>Dan Wincott, Blackwell Professor of Law and Society, Cardiff University</li></ul>Attendance is free, but spaces are limited and registration is required. The event will be available in person or online. L﻿inks to the online event will be sent to your email 1 day &amp; 30 minutes before the event takes place.

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