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Item Politics and the Pandemic : The UK Covid‐19 Inquiry and Devolution(2024-11-19) Swan, Coree Brown; Anderson, Paul; Sijstermans, Judith; University of Aberdeen.Politics; University of Aberdeen.Politics and International RelationsItem Taking back control? : Brexit and the territorial constitution of the United Kingdom(2022) Keating, Michael; University of Aberdeen.PoliticsItem Integrating planning and environmental protection : an analysis of post-Brexit regulatory styles and practitioner attitudes in the UK(2020-08-27) Cowell, Richard; Ellis, Geraint; Fischer, Thomas B; Jackson, Tony; Muinzer, Thomas; Sykes, Olivier; University of Aberdeen.LawItem UK Abortion Law : Reform Proposals, Private Members’ Bills, Devolution and the Role of the Courts(2019-01-04) Taylor, Robert Brett; Wilson, Adelyn L M; University of Aberdeen.LawItem Brexit and Devolution in the United Kingdom(2017-03-22) Keating, Michael; University of Aberdeen.PoliticsItem Rescaling the Governance of Renewable Energy : Lessons from the UK Devolution Experience(2017) Cowell, Richard; Ellis, Geraint; Sherry-Brennan, Fionnguala; Strachan, Peter A.; Toke, David; University of Aberdeen.Centre for Energy Transition; University of Aberdeen.PoliticsItem Parties, mandates and multilevel politics : Subnational variation in British general election manifestos(2018-05) Clark, Alistair; Bennie, Lynn; University of Aberdeen.Politics; University of Aberdeen.Politics and International RelationsItem Party elites and the search for credibility : Plaid Cymru and the SNP as new parties of government(2016-08) McAngus, Craig; University of Aberdeen.PoliticsItem The Future of Social Policy in Scotland : Will Further Devolved Powers Lead to Better Social Policies for Disabled People?(2015-04) Rummery, Kirstein; McAngus, Craig; University of Aberdeen.PoliticsItem Rethinking Sovereignty : Independence-lite, devolution-max and national accommodation(2012-10) Keating, Michael; University of Aberdeen.Politics