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The Scottish National Party And The European Parliament
Scottish Affairs, 1995The Scottish National Party has been represented in the European Parliament since the mid-1970s. In the pre-1979 unelected parliament the party received an MEP because of its strength at Westminster, but since direct elections in 1979 the SNP has consistently elected a representative to the parliament and it managed to send a second member to ...
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The Scottish National Party: Transition to Power
Regional & Federal Studies, 2014With 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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Journal of Political Ideologies, 2017
AbstractThe Scottish independence referendum in 2014 was propelled by the Scottish National Party (SNP), but the referendum also saw the emergence of a plethora of pro-independence groups. One of the most prominent was National Collective (NC), a cultural movement emphasizing the empowerment of the younger electorate. NC has been described as part of a
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AbstractThe Scottish independence referendum in 2014 was propelled by the Scottish National Party (SNP), but the referendum also saw the emergence of a plethora of pro-independence groups. One of the most prominent was National Collective (NC), a cultural movement emphasizing the empowerment of the younger electorate. NC has been described as part of a
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Pearl'S Law and the Growth of the Scottish National Party
Journal of Applied Statistics, 1979An examination of the percentage of the total Soottish poll gained by the SNP at general elections between 1951 and 1974 inclusive suggested that a stable, sigmoidal growth process might be identified if elections were regarded as occurring at unit intervals in time.
K F Jones, N Kay
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The Scottish Labour Party and ‘Crypto-Nationalism’
2020Having supported Home Rule for Scotland in the 1920s, by the 1950s the Labour Party in Scotland had abandoned legislative devolution while retaining the sort of nationalist unionist rhetoric once deployed by the Scottish Unionist Party between the 1930s and 1950s.
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To Be or Not to Be (On TV): The Scottish National Party's Challenge to the BBC
King's Law Journal, 2011An analysis of the decision in 'Scottish National Party v BBC' is presented, including the background to the case, arguments put before the court, and the final decision. The judgment is analysed in the context of international jurisprudence, specifically the role of political rights in election broadcasting.
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The rise and rise (?) of the Scottish National Party
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