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North Sea Oil and the Scottish Independence Referendum

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2014
Guest editorial On 18 September 2014, the Scottish public will vote on the question, “Should Scotland be an independent country?” With North Sea oil predicted to be the largest sector in an independent Scottish economy, the industry finds itself at the center of a political and economic debate. First, some basics.
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The Scottish Independence Referendum Result: A Question of Interdependence

Liverpool Law Review, 2015
The aim of this article is to highlight both the different reasons why the ‘NO’ camp finally won in Scotland, but also why it was an absolute necessity for the United Kingdom to keep Scotland as member of the union. “Let’s stay together”, Gordon Brown’s motto, sums up perfectly what finally appeared to be a necessary win–win scenario for two ...
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The Scottish Independence Referendum: Lessons Learned for the Future

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
This chapter analyses the lessons learned from Scottish independence referendum as a model for future referendums held by sub-state national units to decide on their constitutional future, either for Scotland and further afield. It begins by highlighting the main positive aspects of the process.
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The Scottish Parliament, the Supreme Court, and an Independence Referendum?

Judicial Review, 2023
Matthew Psycharis, Alistair Mills
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The Scottish independence referendum and the myth of successful small states

Linguistics and the Human Sciences, 2019
In 2013 the Scottish government launched its flagship publication, Scotland’s Future, intended to mobilize the electorate to vote for independence. A particularly salient feature of this document is the large number of references to small northern European countries.
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