Thread by @CCC_Research

And we are back with academics, speaking on Brexit and #devolution. Dan Wincott and @johunt of @cardiffuni and @McEwen_Nicola.

Dan Wincott argues that Brexit has had an impact on the politics of England and Englishness.

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Dan Wincott draws the distinction between sole and shared competences. Pre Brexit, devolution emphasised self rule rather than shared rule.

Brexit reveals the fragility of the devolution settlement, says Dan Wincott #Brexitwhatnext

Dan Wincott asks how relationships across these islands might be managed in the future. #Brexitwhatnext

@johunt speaks to the centrality of the internal market which provided a framework for devolution. The process of Brexit may leave gaps here.

@johunt stresses need for the further development of the UK’s internal market

No tradition in the UK of working together effectively, presents a challenge when we consider need for common framework says @johunt

Will there be an #indyref2 asks @McEwen_Nicola? If so, it will not be a rerun of 2014 as the context has changed.

Would the UK Government agree to another #Indyref, transferring the necessary powers to hold such a vote or as Theresa May said last year “now is not the time”? @McEwen_Nicola asks

Assuming Brexit happens, an independent Scotland would need to go through an EU accession process. Would this require another referendum? - @McEwen_Nicola

Independence will heavily be shaped by what #Brexit turns out to look like. @McEwen_Nicola

A hard Brexit will make the prospect of Scottish independence more challenging, echoing some of the debates around a border in Ireland, explains @McEwen_Nicola #BrexitWhatNext

Questions about Brexit process, diverging identities and concerns, and the role of parliaments. #Brexitwhatnext

What does Britishness mean in Scotland, Wales, and England? asks Dan Wincott.

Independence, like devolution, would be a process rather than an event says @McEwen_Nicola