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Graeme Roy: Academic input into constitutional debate is welcome

Adam Smith Business School, Devolution, Economy, EU and Brexit, Independence, Professor Graeme RoyBy Social Sciences CommunicationsFebruary 22, 2022

The contribution of a new series of articles on Scottish independence aiming to share ideas and insights into some of the related technical and institutional questions.

Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Spring spending review is good time to take stock

Adam Smith Business School, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Devolution, Economics, Governance, Professor Graeme RoyBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJanuary 24, 2022

With budget pressures looming, there’s value in the Scottish Government holding a spending review in the spring.

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Partnership in Action: Castlemilk Youth Complex

Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland, co-production, Education, Neighbourhoods, News, Participatory decision-making, Research project - outputsBy Social Sciences CommunicationsDecember 8, 2021

An introduction to Children’s Neighbourhoods Scotland collaborations bringing the Capabilities Approach to Castlemilk.

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Additional powers: Better understanding? Better scrutiny? A new report on Scotland’s new budget powers

Adam Smith Business School, Devolution, Economics, Professor Graeme Roy, Scotland, SPICe, Strathclyde University, Tax, Think pieceBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 22, 2021

A joint working paper with the Scottish Parliament’s Information Centre and the University of Strathclyde looking at levels of understanding of Scotland’s new budget powers.

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Probing the patchwork of welfare services in Scotland: The experience as specialist advisors to a UK parliamentary committee

Commentary, Community Resilience and Addressing Disadvantage, Devolution, Dr Hayley Bennett, Dr Sarah Weakley, Knowledge exchange, Welfare & social securityBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJuly 14, 2021

Dr Hayley Bennett and Dr Sarah Weakley reflect on their work supporting a Parliamentary inquiry and share suggestions for other academics on undertaking this kind of knowledge exchange.

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Hearing Children’s Voices in Policymaking: Lessons for the new Scottish Government policy roundtable

Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland, Dr Jenny Wood, Dr Maureen McBride, Event report/resources, Participatory decision-making, Scottish GovernmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJune 30, 2021

Reflections on the barriers and opportunities to hearing children’s views in policymaking.

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Report: A Scotland of Better Places

Community Resilience and Addressing Disadvantage, Coronavirus / COVID-19, David Hume Institute, Economy, Governance, Place-based, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Research report, Sustainability, Tax, Think pieceBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJune 2, 2021

How Scotland’s places can play a central role in Scotland’s just and sustainable recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, and the actions needed for places to ‘build forward better’.

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COVID-19 micro briefing 2: Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic – exploring the unequal social and economic burden on women

Employment and labour market, Glasgow Centre for Population Health, Glasgow Women’s Voluntary Sector Network, Governance, Inequalities, Policy briefing, Research project - outputs, Social Recovery Taskforce, Wise WomenBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMay 10, 2021

Briefing that presents a range of evidence of the disproportionate impact of the social and economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on women.

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The UK’s Integrated Review and its implications for Scotland

defence, Des McNulty, Dr Andrew Corbett, Foreign policy, Independence, Lord Peter Ricketts, Professor Beatrice Heuser, Professor Malcolm Chalmers, SeminarBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMay 5, 2021

Summary and video of a Round Table discusssion of the UK Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy.

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Democratic Governance through Intermediary Bodies: A Case Study of Third Sector Interfaces in Scotland

Briefing, Dr Jane Cullingworth, Participatory decision-making, Research project - outputs, Scotland, Third sector, What Works ScotlandBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 26, 2021

Access this summary of research which explores the relationship between the third sector and the state in Scotland.

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