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January 28, 2015

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The Many Forms and Consequences of Devolution

Devolution, Economy, Event report/resources, Governance, Independence, Professor Ken Gibb, Smith Commission, TaxBy adminJanuary 28, 2015

Report of a conference organised by Policy Scotland and the Urban and Regional Economics Seminar Group. on devolution and federalism in a post-referendum United Kingdom.

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