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Event: Nationalism & Globalisation
Nationalism and Globalisation New Settings, New Challenges 23-24 May 2013 University of Edinburgh A two-day international symposium bringing together research on the interface between nationalism and multiculturalism on the one hand and the evolving dynamics of transnational constitutionalism on the … Continue reading
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Event: Debating Scottish science, innovation and independence
Scotland’s science base is excellent, but we are less successful at translating this to a vibrant and profitable high-tech industry-based economy. Opinions are sharply divided about how scientific research and Scotland’s future economic success, as it builds on technological innovation, would be affected by … Continue reading
Engendering Debate
What could constitutional change mean for gender equality? Cera Murtagh reports from the Women and Constitutional Futures seminar The political debate around the Scottish independence referendum could so far be characterised by two opposing constitutional options being trotted out against … Continue reading
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Event: SCFF: Are We in the Right Process?
The current process towards a referendum contemplates a referendum campaign and referendum on independence, which if successful would trigger negotiations on independence, and the need for a new Scottish Constitution. Referendum first, constitution-making second. It appears to be largely assumed … Continue reading
Event: Thinking Together: A Citizens Assembly
Join us in ‘Thinking Together’: A Citizens Assembly The Public Policy Network / Academy of Government is one of the founding members and supporting collaborators of So Say Scotland, a non-partisan, non-profit, voluntary network of dream-makers working to turn Scotland … Continue reading
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Event: Delivering Social Security: Options in Scotland’s Constitutional Debate
Monday 18 February 2013 6:00pm The Royal Society of Edinburgh How we guarantee welfare through social security and other measures is one of the most disputed issues in Scottish and UK politics. The UK Coalition Government’s welfare reforms are controversial: … Continue reading
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Event: Showcasing the Scottish Social Attitudes Survey
Showcasing the Scottish Social Attitudes Survey – Exploring attitudes towards Scottish independence using repeated cross-sectional surveys 18 March 2013 – 9:15am – 12:30pm Bute Room, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh hosted by AQMeN and ScotCen Speakers: Professor John Curtice – ScotCen … Continue reading
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Event: Gender Equality Matters in a New Scotland
Women and Constitutional Futures Seminar Series: Gender Equality Matters in a New Scotland SEMINAR 3: 14-15 February 2013. Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh Why should women care about constitutional debates? Where are women’s voices and gender equality … Continue reading
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Event: Scotland and the Two Unions
On the heels of the Prime Minister’s announcement regarding the intended EU referendum, the European Union Society is proud to host a first of its kind debate at the University of Edinburgh, featuring three Members of European Parliament and one … Continue reading
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