We are delighted to support the publication of a new blog series by @RegFedSt, identifying and analysing emerging issues in the study of federalism, regionalism, and multi-level governance. The first blog in the series is live here:

By @DavideVampa @AriannaGi, Paul Anderson & Sean Kippin

New report! Devolution has reshaped how Scotland is governed. Yet power and prosperity have become ever more concentrated in and around Edinburgh. We make the case for a distinctive Scottish approach for reform to rebalance central–local relations. 👉 https://t.co/pIOGSHRGdf

New blog Cracks in the Stonehenge of Welsh Politics: Caerphilly and Labour’s Future Read @Nye_Davies on why the result in Caerphilly should act as a wake-up call to Welsh Labour, despite many in the party warning against reading too much into the defeat https://t.co/RpzBM1GmL9

It's not too late to register for our upcoming event with Angus Robertson on what we can and can't learn from German federalism. More info here:

Event Rescheduled! Still a Model? What We Can (and Can’t) Learn from German Federalism The CCC & @BritGerAssoc welcome @AngusRobertson to discuss whether German federalism still offers useful lessons for Scotland & the UK 11 Nov, 6-7:30pm Register: https://t.co/olqV3jdXwf

New blog Making Sense of Turbulent Politics in Multi-Level Europe: https://t.co/LhU4sVbJ7o @DavideVampa shows how turbulence in European politics extends into Europe’s regions and devolved arenas, making volatility a multi-level, territorial, and consequential phenomenon

New blog! The Disunited States: Threats of Secession in Red and Blue America and Why They Won’t Work Read @RyeGriffiths on what a project of American secession would look like, and why America is ill-suited for a peaceful 'national divorce' Read more: https://t.co/nEvL1SdhwG

Event Cancelled 👇 We are sorry to announce the cancellation of our event, 'Still a Model? What We Can (and Can’t) Learn from German Federalism' tomorrow, due to unforeseen circumstances. We do hope to reschedule for the near future.

New blog! Read @javiermcanto on 'Making Decentralization Work: The Politics of Implementation' 👇 https://t.co/sVsWVLZMir

Looking forward to kicking off the new academic (& political) year with @CCC_Research hosting @AngusRobertson for a conversation on German federalism. Can 🇩🇪 still be seen as a model of stability & balance? What lessons might it hold for us? Register 👇 https://t.co/qbHsP6A8mf

Great four days at the 2025 @ECPR General Conference – 12 panels, over 50 papers in our @ECPR_Federalism SG section. Inspiring to see research on federalism, regionalism & territorial politics thriving and evolving. Thanks to all who presented and joined the debates!

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Still a Model? What We Can (and Can’t) Learn from German Federalism. Join us and @BritGerAssoc as we welcome @AngusRobertson to discuss whether German federalism still offers useful lessons for Scotland & the UK. 30 Sep, 6pm - 7:30pm Edinburgh Register: https://t.co/65aCBHqnVu

New on the blog! The Federal-Confederal Letters by David Melding & @GlyndwrCJ These letters make the case for reform of the UK’s governing framework, through sharing views and experiences on models of devolution, federalism and confederalism Read more: https://t.co/lP2UUDWkSP

🆕 Check out our 𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝗲𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗻𝗼𝘁𝗲 🆕 The new editorial team at RFS discusses the vision for the journal and its future direction. 👉 https://t.co/ARlIaMv0Co @DavideVampa @FilippoBoni1 @assefafish Meryl Kenny @marielylopezs & Mattia Zulianello

New on the blog! @frasmcm and @DavideVampa discuss the results of the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election - Labour’s unexpected but fragile win, the SNP’s continuing struggles and the surge of Reform UK. Read it here: https://t.co/9xkBPZTAwC

New blog! What Italy Can Teach about Reform UK’s Rise in Scotland. As Reform UK moves beyond its English heartlands and gains ground in Scotland @DavideVampa draws lessons from Italy’s populist radical right to understand what this shift might mean: https://t.co/Hvz9etmIPo

New blog! Reform(s) coming home to bite. Read @AriannaGi on the causes behind the surge in support for Reform, and what could be done to address them: https://t.co/4FIDIWsorq

Scottish Election Study Annual Lecture The Unstable Vote: How Economic Insecurity is Shaping a Divided Electorate with Professor Jane Green Monday 12 May 5:30pm Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre Register here: https://t.co/NFgzU62rDh

Award News! A CCC course delivered in partnership with @uoessps & @UKandEU has been awarded the Jacqui Briggs Prize from the Political Studies Association for outstanding contributions to advancing teaching and learning in political studies! Read more: https://t.co/viOhoQOTx6