Scotland ‘one year on’: the legacy of the Independence Referendum
Professor John Curtice, School of Government and Public Policy, University of Strathclyde
This paper analyses the aftermath of the referendum and considers what the implications might be for Scotland’s political and constitutional future. It focuses on three issues:
What should we make of the post-referendum proposals for more devolution?
What are the implications of the SNP’s electoral success?
What should we make of attempts to change the voting rights of Scottish MPs?
This International Public Policy Institute / David Hume Institute Discussion Paper was published as an input to a joint IPPI / DHI event entitled ‘One year on’: where stands Scotland now?
