Archive for Benoit Guerin

Benoit has worked at the Institute since September 2011, and is researching the future of devolution (with Akash Paun) and the role of the opposition. He has received a Master’s Degree in Comparative Government from the University of Oxford, after gaining a B.A. from Sciences Po Paris in 2009.

Benoit Guerin’s Posts

An elected mayor for Cuba, Bosnia, or Bristol?

Benoit Guerin, 9 December 2011

On Friday, 2 December 2011, Bristol’s Festival of Ideas organised a day-long event bringing together prominent Bristol academics, local councillors, MPs, business and community leaders, and former and current mayors from elsewhere in England to discuss the advantages and drawbacks of adopting the mayoral model in the city. Also taking part was Lord Adonis,...

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Next steps in Welsh devolution

Benoit Guerin, 18 October 2011

The eagerly-awaited Commission on Devolution in Wales will get to work in the next few weeks, following the announcement by Secretary of State Cheryl Gillan on 11 October. This development comes at a time when the Scotland Bill, which will transfer further tax-raising and borrowing powers to Edinburgh, is being examined in the House of Lords,...

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