A half day workshop to consider what further powers should be devolved to Scotland in the light of the independence referendum.

Public lecture by Professor Anthony King.

An event exploring recent academic research on Scotland's constitution prior to the Union with England in 1707.

This is the second of two workshops exploring the implications of a referendum for Scotland’s constitution.  The first workshop will focus on the constitutional implications of a yes vote; this second workshop will discuss what constitutional changes might nevertheless be desirable in the event of a no vote.

This is the first of two workshops exploring the implications of a referendum for Scotland’s constitution.  This workshop focuses on the constitutional implications of a yes vote.

An evening event at the University of Aberdeen examining the legal and political implications of a "yes" vote for Scotland being a member of the EU and on what terms.

Public lecture to be delivered by Professor Colin Kidd, School of History, University of St Andrews.

The second of two seminars on human rights and Scotland's constitutional future.

A half day event at the University of Dundee to discuss the implications of constitutional change for the governance of Scotland's environment.

The first of two seminars which aim to examine how the independence debate and the question-mark it has placed over Scotland's constitutional future influence human rights protections.

A seminar to examine the referendum process and the broader Scottish constitutional reform agenda in the light of comparative and historical examples.

A seminar to examine the gender implications of the referendum debate on constitutional change in Scotland, focusing on the relationship of women to constitutional change in comparative context. 

Half day seminar exploring the meaning of energy autonomy for Scotland in an interdependent world.

A seminar examining the constitutional status quo and the options for further devolution of power to Scotland.