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England and its Two Unions:The Anatomy of a Nation and its Discontents [PDF]

open access: yes, 2013
Gottfried, Glen   +6 more
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A global effort toward standards for data sharing in biomedical imaging : Developing Consensus and Infrastructure for Global Data Interoperability. [PDF]

open access: yesEMBO Rep
Winter SL   +8 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Scottish National Party Representations of Scottishness and Scotland

Politics, 2008
This article examines the representations of Scottishness and Scotland expressed within the Scottish National party (SNP) manifestos issued for British general elections from 1970 to 2005. It illustrates that while Scotland has remained a constant, Scottishness has been transformed from being somewhat ethnic and occasionally exclusive to being now ...
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The Scottish National Party

2020
AbstractThe SNP has moved from the fringes of Scottish politics to being a strikingly successful electoral force, keeping the constitutional status of Scotland at the top of the political agenda. In the twenty-first century, the SNP has been a long-term party of government but one of opposition in the UK, balancing the different facets of its identity ...
Lynn Bennie, Craig McAngus
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The Scottish National Party: Transition to Power

Regional & Federal Studies, 2014
With the election of a majority Scottish National Party (SNP) government in 2011, the path has been paved for a national referendum on Scottish independence.
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Recent Developments in the Scottish National Party

The Political Quarterly, 1988
Since it s establishment, the major tension in the Scottish National Party has been between its fundamentalist and gradualist wings. The former identifies with the 'independence-nothing less' position and is wary of the party becoming too closely associated with a position on the left-right ideological axis.
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The Scottish National Party

2001
In the First World War, Scotland lost 110 000 men, over 20 per cent of Britain’s war dead.1 The absence of the promised ‘home fit for heroes’ fuelled radicalism both north and south of the Border; and the apparent possibility of the replication of Dublin in 1916 in Scotland inflamed unrealistic fears in some British politicians, most famously in the ...
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