Glasgow Commission for Economic Growth publishes economic recovery report
Report from the Glasgow Commission for Economic Growth on the city’s post-pandemic development.
Through a Glass Darkly: The Shape of Scotland’s Constitutional Future
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”.
Urban Land Reform in Scotland
New Briefing Paper: response to Scottish Government Report to Sounding Board In May 2014, the Land Reform Review Group submitted its final report to the Scottish Government. The First Minister announced in November 2014 that the Government would consequently bring forward a Land Reform Bill, which was published in June 2015 and is currently under…
Greece – A bad deal for everyone
Analysis of the bailout deal negotiated between Greece and the Eurozone reveals another example of bad EU decision-making.
The Junker Commission: politics, European style
Analysis of the European Commission mission to bring the European Union closer to its citizens.
Ideas Forum: “Realising the opportunity of Urban collaboration”
Event hosted by Scottish Cities Knowledge Centre in collaboration with Policy Scotland.
Why the Single Supervisory Mechanism is European economic integration’s biggest step since the creation of the euro
The Single Supervisory Mechanism represents a major breakthrough, like the euro in 1999. This is a major change in European economic integration is likely to bring many unforeseen evolutions.
Deal or no deal?
The leader of Glasgow City Council, Gordon Matheson, talked about the future of the City in the context of the recently agreed City Deal for Glasgow and the Clyde Valley.
The main reason markets are falling? The future looks gloomier than it did before
Sayantan Ghosal argues that there is a narrow window to seize the opportunity for change to the current economic order.
An independent Scotland’s currency options redux: assessing the costs and benefits of currency choice
Paper demonstrating that all of the currency options available to an independent Scotland come with the price tag of an austerity programme.