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September 2014

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Jim Gallagher – “The Day After Judgement”

Commentary, Devolution, Independence, politics, Professor Jim Gallagher, Scotland, UKBy adminSeptember 29, 2014

Jim Gallagher, Visiting Professor in Government, sets out his views about what should happen now that the Scottish people have voted No to Independence.

Transforming offender rehabilitation

crime, Professor Shadd MarunaBy adminSeptember 24, 2014

Professor Shadd Maruna talk about helping prisoners back into society .

Des McNulty – “Gordon Brown’s intervention in No campaign marks a political resurrection”

Commentary, Des McNulty, Devolution, IndependenceBy adminSeptember 19, 2014

How Gordon Brown played a hugely significant role in saving the Union.

Scotland votes No – initial thoughts by Policy Scotland Director, Ken Gibb

Commentary, Independence, politics, Professor Ken GibbBy adminSeptember 19, 2014

Professor Ken Gibb analyses key issues from the Independence Referendum, including how to maintain and galvanize the enthusiasm for politics.

An independent Scotland’s currency options redux: assessing the costs and benefits of currency choice

Austerity, Economics, Independence, Professor Ronald MacDonald, UK, Working paperBy adminSeptember 11, 2014

Paper demonstrating that all of the currency options available to an independent Scotland come with the price tag of an austerity programme.

CR&DALL director responds to Scotland’s ‘statement of ambition for adult learning

Briefing, Education, Professor Mike OsborneBy adminSeptember 10, 2014

Response from Professor Mike Osborne, Director of CR&DALL, is to the publication of Adult Learning in Scotland – Statement of Ambition.

Event: What happens after a No Vote?

Devolution, Independence, politics, Professor Jim GallagherBy adminSeptember 3, 2014

Event to consider the potential consequences of a No vote in the Independence referendum.

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