The Anglo-British imaginary stands in the way of any sensible debate about the future of the UK

Daniel Wincott and Gregory Davies discuss the development of the ‘Anglo-British’ imaginary, particularly when it comes to constitutional interpretation, and discuss some of its implications. They write that when judges, lawyers and politicians offer an Anglo-British image of the UK, they tend to blur and obscure English, British and UK realities, while marginalising Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.