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3 03, 2021

Federalism for the United Kingdom: an answer that raises questions
Federalism for the United Kingdom: an answer that raises questions
Brexit, Devolution, Federalism, Federalism, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution

Federalism for the United Kingdom: an answer that raises questions

By Prof Andrew Blick|2021-03-04T11:21:22+00:00March 3rd, 2021|Categories: Brexit, Devolution, Federalism, Federalism, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution|Tags: Andrew Blick federalism, Andrew Blick KCL, Andrew Blick UK constitution, Brexit, Brexit UK constitution, Brexit UK federalism, Federal Trust, federalism, Federalism in the UK, Federalism UK Constitution, Scotland federalism|

Federalism is best defined as a system in which constitutional authority is divided between a ‘federal’ tier of government and a set of territorial ‘states’. It is a comprehensive and symmetrical model in which the entirety (or almost the entirety) of the country is covered by states, which have identical [...]

9 11, 2020

Get ready for friction?
Get ready for friction?
Brexit, Europe, Europe, Trade

Get ready for friction?

By Prof Andrew Blick|2020-11-14T13:14:41+00:00November 9th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Europe, Europe, Trade|Tags: Andrew Blick Brexit, Andrew Blick UK constitution, Boris Johnson no deal Brexit, Brexit, Brexit and Boris Johnson, Brexit trade barriers, Brexit trade deal, Brexiteers, Dr Andrew Blick, getting ready for brexit, landing page, No Deal Brexit|

Political slogans, by their nature, often tend to over-simplify or even deceive. This tendency is presumably eternal and certainly preceded the Brexit experience. However, the insistence on certain questionable mantras has been exceptionally prominent to the project of removing the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU). They have [...]