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Is Tory unionism the greatest obstacle to Brexit?
As the Brexit process continues, the Conservative Party is finding it hard to reconcile its desire to leave the EU with its longstanding commitment to maintaining the territorial and political union of the United Kingdom. Michael Kenny argues that, far from introducing a destabilising element to an otherwise sound constitutional set-up, Brexit has instead amplified and accelerated the debate about the UK’s territorial constitution.
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Brexit, Government
How the story of Britain and Europe began
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Place & public policy
If ‘place-shaping’ is the answer, the question is: where are the places?
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Regulation, Regional inequality
More troubles for the High Street: What are the odds of that?...
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Regulation
Learning from Grenfell – avoiding the next ‘black swan’ tragedy
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Well-being & progress, Technology, Regulation
How to design a social media regulator
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Energy policy
To switch or not to switch? A little bit of knowledge goes a long way with energy
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Did the Turkish government geographically target public finances for political gain?
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Technology, Regulation
Conspiracy theory vs free speech – should we regulate social media?
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Economics, Sustainability, Well-being & progress
The way forward in Natural and Social Capital
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Economics, Technology, Government, Regulation
Making Digital Competition Possible
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Economics, Well-being & progress, Technology
Understanding the sharing economy
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Economics, Government, Policy research
Success and failure in British economic policy