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Political responses to a second Scottish independence referendum: Deferral, denial and delegitimisation
This paper examines how the UK state has responded to Scottish demands for a second independence referendum, treating those demands as constitutional contestation and asking whether the state has converted that contestation into deliberative engagement or managed it through deferral, denial, and del
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