Brexit
Answer:
The position of Scotland in the UK has been made obvious by the process of negotiating Brexit. Scotland's vote was ignored. Scotland was not consulted in any of the negotiations, the "repatriation" of powers to Westminster that had been in Scotland's power before and during EU membership.
Full answer here: Brexit mismanagement
Answer:
The evidence is mixed. Not all of the 60+% who vote to remain in the EU want independence.
Full answer here: How Brexit affects support for independence
‘Civic’ vs. ‘non-civic’: a comparison of individual-level support for the UK’s pro-Brexit and Scotland’s pro-independence nationalism
Author / Creator: Edwrad Goodger
Media type: Article
Date published:
This article challenges the prima facie differences between the Scottish independence and pro-Brexit movements, drawing similarities based on shared promotion of nationalism, incorporation of populism, and policy radicalism challenging consensuses over austerity/immigration.
Leave to Remain: A Snapshot of Brexit
Author / Creator: Noni Stacey
Media type: Book
Date published: 2023
Art, Photography and Brexit
The Role of EU Immigration and the Threat of Brexit
Author / Creator: Sotirios Frantzanas
Media type: Briefing Paper
Date published: 2019
Do EU immigrants still feel wanted in the UK?
Three reasons why Scotland needs independence more than ever
Author / Creator: Believe in Scotland
Media type: Opinion
Date published: 2023
1. The UK is not prepared to reform the Union to accommodate real Home Rule for Scotland
2. Scotland’s energy potential is being squandered – again
3. Brexit is decimating the Scottish economy
Brexit three years on – still an unmitigated disaster for Scotland
Author / Creator: Ross Mcalinden
Media type: Article
Date published: 2023
"It has now been... three years since the UK left the EU in direct conflict with the stated democratic will of the Scottish people."
Scotland, independence and Brexit
Author / Creator: Kirsty Hughes
Media type: Article
Date published: 2021
Brexit has shown the many weaknesses in the existing devolution settlement across the UK
The Case Against Global Britain
Author / Creator: Robert Anderson
Media type: Video
Date published: 2022
UK Unionist supporters continually attack Scottish Independence. This is a look at their Global Briain to show that it is actually failing us all.
A battle of sovereignties?
Author / Creator: Michael Keating
Media type: Article
Date published: 2022
The question of sovereignty has never been resolved in Scotland.
Has the European Union empowered the regions? A pre- and post-Brexit preliminary investigation of the United Kingdom
Author / Creator: Giada Laganà
Media type: Article
Date published: 2021
EU has empowered, as well as disempowered, regions and sub-national governments.
Secondly, ... regions have adapted to the EU opportunity structure.
Finally, ... regions and sub-national governments have also influenced the EU opportunity structure.
Brexit and Beyond
Author / Creator: UK in a Changing Europe
Media type: Report
Date published: 2021
The interminable arguments and parliamentary wrangles over what Brexit might mean in theory are over, but our understanding of what Brexit does mean in practice is just beginning.
Taking back control? Brexit and the territorial constitution of the United Kingdom
Author / Creator: Michael Keating
Media type: Article
Date published: 2021
Brexit removed the external support for Devolution. The territorial tensions are made worse by the fact that majorities in Scotland and Northern Ireland opposed it. There have been three responses: United Kingdom as a unitary state; to fragment into its nations; and to seek a Brexit with exceptions. Only Northern Ireland has been granted n exceptions.
Brexit and the union: Territorial voice, exit and re-entry strategies in Scotland and Northern Ireland after EU exit
Author / Creator: Nicola McEwen
Media type: Article
Date published: 2021
The Brexit vote and subsequent process have exposed the limitations of devolution, and unleashed new exit dynamics.
Brexit and devolution
Author / Creator: Centre on Constitutional Change
Media type: Video
Date published: 2022
The internal market after Brexit explained
Watch: Our Scotland, our future
Author / Creator: Centre on Constitutional Change
Media type: Report
Date published: 2022
What are young people in Scotland's views, hopes, and fears about Brexit and Scottish independence? We invited young people across Scotland to fill in a survey - here's what they had to say, including how they feel they can be included in discussions on constitutional change.
Agency and Helplessness and Scotland’s Future
Author / Creator: Bottom Line
Media type: Discussion Paper
Date published: 2022
n the last two years, Scotland has dealt with two of the biggest economic shocks in history, the health, social and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit.
How Brexit has created a new divide in the nationalist movement
Author / Creator: John Curtice
Media type: Research Paper
Date published: 2018
The level of support in Scotland for independence has not increased in the wake of Brexit, but support for the idea has become more closely linked to having a favourable view of the EU.
Is Brexit fuelling support for independence?
Author / Creator: John Curtice and Ian Montagu
Media type: Research Paper
Date published: 2021
Evidence suggests that while initially it had little discernible impact on the overall level of support for independence, more recently the pursuit of Brexit has served to increase support for leaving the UK.
Rival economic nationalisms: Brexit and the Scottish independence movement compared
Author / Creator: X. Hubert Rioux
Date published: 2019
The Scottish government...intention to hold a second referendum on independence in the wake of Brexit...is illustrative of the wider dynamism of regionalism and secessionism.