Scotland votes No – initial thoughts by Policy Scotland Director, Ken Gibb
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
Paper demonstrating that all of the currency options available to an independent Scotland come with the price tag of an austerity programme.
Event: What happens after a No Vote?
Event to consider the potential consequences of a No vote in the Independence referendum.
Event: Visions of Scotland
This event, jointly hosted by Glasgow University and Reform Scotland, at which Cabinet Secretary Michael Russell MSP, can explain which further powers he would like to see Scotland obtain and how he sees the constitution developing.
Who feels Scottish? National identities and ethnicity in Scotland
New research on the Scottish Census data with information about the Scottish identity in Scotland.
Business regulation for an independent Scotland – a view from down under
Paper on the future prosperity of Scotland in independence viewed from Australia.
Anton Muscatelli: No sign of debate intimidation
Comment on the assertion that academics in Scottish universities are feeling intimidated and unwilling to speak up in the independence debate.
Scottish independence is bad economics for three reasons
Analysis of currency options for an independent Scotland by Professor Ronald Macdonald.
Event: Visions of Scotland
Event hosted by Glasgow University and Reform Scotland with two politicians from different parties explaining which further powers they would like to see Scotland obtain and how they see the constitution developing.
IndyRef Twitter Analysis: Most talked about policy areas
Analysis of tweets using #indyref hashtag in early 2014 and identifies those issues most frequently discussed.