Academy of Government, University of Edinburgh

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Welcome to the official page of the Academy of Government at the University of Edinburgh.

Preparing tomorrow's public leaders to deal with the world's most pressing policy problems. The Academy of Government (AoG) is the first professional school for public policy and government to open its doors to students in the United Kingdom.

Photos 15/06/2016

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What will Nicola Sturgeon be hoping for on June 23rd? James Mitchell The University of Edinburgh Academy of Government, University of Edinburgh

16/03/2016

Tomorrow 17/03 will be speaking at opening of meeting on Leadership for Outcomes, Scottish Justice Board at Tulliallan Castle

14/03/2016

Follow the Academy of Government on Twitter: and Co-Director Professor James Mitchell:

14/03/2016

Today takes part in an early afternoon Evidence session with Ailsa Henderson before Commons Committee (PACAC)

Why Scotland Needs an Immigration Commission 20/12/2013

Why Scotland Needs an Immigration Commission: Christina Boswell discusses the Scottish Government's immigration proposals http://bit.ly/1cgmXr2

Why Scotland Needs an Immigration Commission Christina Boswell discusses the Scottish Government’s proposals on immigration and urges the government to launch a Commission on Immigration to enhance dialogue on migration and integration should Scotland become independence or receive further powers.

Does Scotland have the right to secede? 18/12/2013

Does Scotland have the right to secede? The University of Edinburgh's Kieran Oberman discusses whether Scotland has the moral right http://bit.ly/18yHgix

Does Scotland have the right to secede? What is perhaps most striking about the debate regarding Scottish independence is not what people are saying but what they are ignoring. When one brings the philosophical literature on secession to bear on the public debate one notices that a number of points are being assumed that require defence....

Four pillars of foreign policy 18/12/2013

4 pillars of foreign policy: Juliet Kaarbo explains the foreign policy elements of the Scottish Government's White Paper on independence http://bit.ly/19cdxMS

Four pillars of foreign policy States’ visions of their foreign policies typically have four elements, or pillars: protection, profits, principles, and pride. The Scottish Government’s White Paper released last month is no exception, Juliet Kaarbo explains.

The Birth of a State has Many Midwives 10/12/2013

The Birth of a State has Many Midwives: Ryan Beasley & Juliet Kaarbo analyse the role that the international community can and should play in Scotland’s referendum debate http://bit.ly/INBmxG

The Birth of a State has Many Midwives Ryan Beasley and Juliet Kaarbo analyse the role that the international community can and should play in Scotland’s referendum debate.

News | NEWS & EVENTS | Academy of Government 09/12/2013

Academy of Government informs debate on White Paper http://bit.ly/1bqJdrS

News | NEWS & EVENTS | Academy of Government The Academy of Government has continued to play a significant role in informing public debate on the Scottish independence referendum, in the wake of the publication of the Scottish Government’s White Paper on Scotland’s Future, including hosting a major public event and providing expert comment in…

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