Covid-19, Brexit and the Debate on Scottish Independence
The health, social and economic impacts of Covid continue to be felt across the world. Scotland’s death rates were in line with the rest of the UK, making it one of the most badly affected countries in Europe. What can we learn from the impacts of the Covid in Scotland? What public policy lessons can we draw? And what political issues are now raised as we approach Scottish Parliament elections in May 2021? The management of Covid in Scotland has been a test of devolution within the UK. Advocates of the Union emphasize the resources which being part of the UK has given Scotland during the pandemic and its aftermath. Supporters of independence argue that more would be possible. Meantime the implications of Brexit are beginning to become clearer. In this seminar, a panel of commentators and public policy experts consider what next for Scotland.
Panelists: Allan Little, BBC Foreign Correspondent; Kirsteen Shields, Lecturer, Global Academy of Agriculture & Food Security, University of Edinburgh; Fergus Neville, Lecturer in Organisational Studies, School of Management, University of St Andrews
Chaired by Professor Mark Bevir, Director, UC Berkeley Center for British Studies, and Professor Kevin Orr, University of St Andrews and Senior Fellow at IES.
Introductions by Jeroen Dewulf, Director of the Institute of European Studies.
Co-sponsored by the St. Andrews Society, San Francisco
Видео Covid-19, Brexit and the Debate on Scottish Independence канала Institute of European Studies, UC Berkeley
Panelists: Allan Little, BBC Foreign Correspondent; Kirsteen Shields, Lecturer, Global Academy of Agriculture & Food Security, University of Edinburgh; Fergus Neville, Lecturer in Organisational Studies, School of Management, University of St Andrews
Chaired by Professor Mark Bevir, Director, UC Berkeley Center for British Studies, and Professor Kevin Orr, University of St Andrews and Senior Fellow at IES.
Introductions by Jeroen Dewulf, Director of the Institute of European Studies.
Co-sponsored by the St. Andrews Society, San Francisco
Видео Covid-19, Brexit and the Debate on Scottish Independence канала Institute of European Studies, UC Berkeley
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