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Author: Tom Sparks

17 Sep

Scottish Independence Insta-Symposium: The International Legal Significance of the Scottish Independence Referendum–A Long View

[Tom Sparks is a PhD Candidate in Law at the Durham University School of Law and member of the ERC-funded "Neo-Federalism project."]  We have been repeatedly told that the Scottish referendum of the 18th of September  is an historic moment, and it surely is.  As a matter of international law, however, it may be that the most significant decision in the...

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