Anyone interested in U.K. constitutional futures needs to know about Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales. Anwen Elias provides an expert and accessible introduction to its work via UK in a Changing Europe

Fantastic keynote on SNP election prospects by Prof ⁦Ailsa Henderson⁩ at ⁦The Political Studies Association⁩ conference

What Professor Aileen McHarg @[email protected] has to say generally repays close attention. Delighted to have taken part in this event. Llongyfarchiadau to Charles Whitmore and colleagues for bringing the group together.

Congratulations to Brigid Laffan for yet another important recognition: the Gold Medal in the Social Sciences by the Royal Irish Academy
Royal Irish Academy 👏👏👏

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Prof Dan Wincott Wales Governance Centre - asked by UK Covid-19 Inquiry re Boris Johnson’s below statement about regular meetings with First Ministers being ‘optically wrong’:

“That’s quite an extraordinary statement really, not least because Mr Johnson himself contradicts it later on…”

Expert witness Prof Dan Wincott Daniel Wincott gave evidence to the Inquiry today. You can view it through our YouTube channel 📺shortly 👇

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⁦For the avoidance of doubt, I am NOT the Welsh government’s expert in decision making. That’s a job that doesn’t exist. (I was asked to provide the Covid Inquiry with independent expert evidence). BBC Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿⁩ ⁦BBC News (World)⁩

Work-in-Progress section at RUC:

'Metagoverning the #UK Union: the case of the #NorthernIreland peace process'

Incredibile to see scholars and colleagues then brainstorming on possible titles of my (next) book.

The Leverhulme Trust Cardiff University Politics and IR Daniel Wincott IACES

We are delighted to publish our latest issue fully #OpenAccess !

Special issue: The Health and Care Act 2022: new legislation – new legacy?

edited by Dr Mary Guy Centre for the Study of Law in Theory and Practice LJMULaw and Jean McHale Birmingham Law

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We do legal action research EU Rights and Brexit Hub, giving specialist advice to advice orgs around the UK working w. EU/EEA nationals and family, on rights to public services, & gathering evidence. We are truly nationwide; all 4 nations! A map of referring orgs (clients even more spread):

Billy Melo Araújo and Dr Viviane Gravey are also looking for a post-doc for CITP.
So a great opportunity for collaborative research on #trade for #ECR to join a great community at Cardiff, QUB and CITP
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An opportunity to work in an interdisciplinary group with colleagues from Cardiff University and Queen’s, Belfast - and with the wider Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy CITP.

My thoughts on Drakeford's resignation as well as the future of UK-Welsh Labour relations in today's Western Mail

Acute analysis by Guto Ifan calling for an urgent conversation about public finance in Wales

🚨We're hiring🚨

Two Research Associate posts looking at UK trade governance and domestic policy development at Cardiff University

🗓️Application closing date: Mon, 8 January 2024

Find out more here 👉citp.ac.uk/job-opportunit…

In the framework of the “Trade Governance and Inclusivity” project at the CITP, myself and Dr Viviane Gravey are looking to recruit a postdoc here at QUB School of Law. The project will focus on the interaction between UK trade agreements and devolution.

On BBC Radio Wales 'Sunday Supplement' 8-9am with Vaughan Roderick

Rwanda bill, Gaza, covid inquiry & review of the papers

Lord Carlile
Henry Hill & Lucy Fisher
Nick Thomas-Symonds MP
Aleema Shivji
Nour Odeh 🇵🇸🍉 #NojusticeNopeace
Daniel Wincott
Peter Black CBE 🔶️🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
Zaina Aljumma 🧡 زينة 🍉
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We have three #postdocs in Cardiff and Belfast as part of CITP up or soon to be up - if you are interested in #trade #brexit #inclusivepolicy do consider applying

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Valuable thread on migration into Wales, worth thinking about the implications of y’day’s UK govt changes on the ground.

Yes! And this fascinating irony also underscores the complete absence of principled foundation to the UK’s arrangements for financing devolution.