Monthly Archives: June 2016
Some reflections on the EU Referendum and a note on #indyref2
The UK has opted for Brexit, that much we know. There is still much that needs to happen before the UK extricates itself from the European Union. Domestic politics might yet intervene to stop Brexit. We shall see, but the … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Scottish Independence
Tagged Brexit, EURef, European Union, indyref, indyref2
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The Environmental Implications of Redistributive Land Reform Redux
On 25 August 2016 Dr. Jayne Glass, Dr. Calum Macleod and yours truly will be taking part in a public lecture at the University of Aberdeen on the Environmental Implications of Redistributive Land Reform. More information can be found here. … Continue reading
Posted in Aberdeen, environment, Land Reform
Tagged Calum Macleod, envi, Environmental Law Review, Jayne Glass, Land Reform, University of Aberdeen
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A note from the new Chair of the Scottish University Law Clinic Network
The Scottish University Law Clinic Network is an informal forum that allows students, staff and supporters involved with student law clinics in Scotland to share information and best practice with each other. SULCN has featured on this blog before, as … Continue reading
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