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Democracy in Scotland: what’s the place of the Citizens’ Assembly?

David Martin, Event report/resources, Participatory decision-making, Public lecture, ScotlandBy adminSeptember 10, 2019

Scotland’s experiment in deliberative democracy is its new Citizens’ Assembly. In this public lecture, hosted by Policy Scotland, David Martin, the Co-Convenor of the Assembly, will set out his hopes and aspirations for this innovation.

Housing wealth inequality in Scotland

Housing wealth, Inequalities, News, Poverty and Inequality Commission, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Professor Ken Gibb, ScotlandBy adminAugust 13, 2019

Professor Duncan Maclennan from Policy Scotland has contributed to a new report on housing wealth inequality that has informed the work of the Scottish Poverty and Inequality Commission.

Event: Post-industrial Cities & Urban Resilience panel discussion

Des McNulty, Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, Seminar, USABy adminMarch 1, 2018

Policy Scotland presents a panel discussion: ‘Post-industrial Cities & Urban Resilience: Learnings from Scotland and the U.S.’

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Reflecting on the Child Poverty Strategy 2014-2017

Child poverty, Devolution, Economy, Evan Williams, Housing economics, Place-based, Poverty and Inequality Commission, Research report, Scotland, Welfare & social securityBy adminFebruary 28, 2018

Evan Williams argues that the success of the Child Poverty (Scotland) Bill will rely on policy initiatives that explicitly target welfare and housing provision.

Challenges of Settling in Rural Scotland: Drawing Parallels between ‘New Scots’ Refugees and Central & Eastern European Migrants

Dr Holly Porteous, Immigration, ScotlandBy adminOctober 5, 2017

How Syrian New Scots refugees face some similar challenges to Central and Eastern European migrants in their experiences of building a new life in rural towns and villages.

Issues Paper on City Deals and Inclusive Growth

Des McNulty, Dr David Waite, Glasgow, Glasgow Commission for Economic Growth, Inclusive growth, Professor Alan MacGregor, Research report, Urban developmentBy adminJune 27, 2017

This paper sets out the issues that researchers and policymakers will be confronted with when considering the parallels and possible links between the inclusive growth agenda and the deal-based decentralisation agenda (to sub-national entities).

Human Rights Inquiry Concludes with Rights On Message for Scotland

Carole Ewart, Commentary, Human rights, ScotlandBy adminMarch 23, 2016

Why the next focus for human rights work should be making rights real for ordinary people in their local communities and when accessing public services such as housing, health, social care and education.

Commission on Local Tax reform

Local government, Scotland, TaxBy adminNovember 20, 2015

Policy Scotland’s contributions to
reviews of local tax reform.

Through a glass, darkly: Glimpsing Scotland’s constitutional future

Economy, Independence, Professor Jim Gallagher, Public lecture, ScotlandBy adminOctober 22, 2015

Ful text of lecture by Professor Jim Gallagher reflecting on where Scotland stands a year after the Independence Referendum.

Through a Glass Darkly: The Shape of Scotland’s Constitutional Future

Devolution, Economics, Independence, Professor Jim Gallagher, ScotlandBy adminOctober 7, 2015

Lecture by Professor Jim Gallagher one year on from the Independence Referendum in which he argues that it’s time for an act of “constitutional generosity”.

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