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Scottish Politics : an Introduction

2008
A major new book providing a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of Scottish politics and policy and assessment of the new institutions of devolved government.
McGarvey, N., Cairney, P.
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Scottish Politics, 1707–1997

1998
The purpose of this chapter is to trace the emergence of Scottish politics as it is currently understood. There are four sections, dealing with the eighteenth century, the nineteenth century, the growth of the welfare state in the twentieth century, and the campaigning for a Scottish Parliament since the 1960s.
Alice Brown   +2 more
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The Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics

2020
Abstract Politics in Scotland has changed massively in recent decades. Since 1999, there has been a devolved Parliament and Government. Scotland is of interest, not because of some essential difference from England but as a European nation, with its own history and society, within the larger union of the United Kingdom.
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Review: Guide to Scottish Politics

Scottish Affairs, 2001
The first section, on people, provides a list of MSPs by their region of representation, party and position. Additional reference material such as cabinet, committee and cross-party group membership, and addresses for local authorities, MEPs, the Civic Forum and Scotland's lord lieutenants are also provided.
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The politics of Scottish education

2008
Commentary on every aspect of Scottish education and is essential reading for anyone concerned to know how education 'works' in Scotland.
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The Scottish Enlightenment and Political Economy

1987
As the birthplace of Adam Smith and the land where systematic economic analysis made its first appearance, Scotland holds the pride of place in the annals of economic thought. In Smith’s time, a system was regarded as a wide range of phenomena, all causally related by some simple concept or common principle that could provide unity and harmony amidst ...
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Scottish Politics

2008
Neil McGarvey, Paul Cairney
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