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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.
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Scottish Politics 1567–1625

1973
in 1599 seven copies of Basilikon Doron, James VI’s account of kingship, were privately printed and given to his wife and son and to ‘some of my trustiest servants’, who included, at first sight surprisingly, the earls of Huntly, Erroll and Angus, those earls who had had a long run of defiance of the Crown in the late 1580s and early 1590s.
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The Future of Scottish Politics

1999
Speculation about the future of Scottish politics is easy; prediction is much more difficult. This final chapter attempts to predict on the basis of the speculations of the respondents to two surveys: the Scottish Election Survey and the Scottish Referendum Survey, both of 1997.
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The Scottish Political System

1989
First published in 1973, Professor Kellas's account of Scottish government and politics has long been recognised as the standard textbook in the field. Its scope includes a definition of the Scottish political system, and critical descriptions of Scottish administration (central and local), parliamentary activity, parties, electoral behaviour, and ...
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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 SCOTTISH POLITICAL ECONOMY TRADITION

Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 1987
Political economy is attracting renewed interest, given the crisis in orthodox economics. This artic le focuses on the Scottish tradition in political economy, which took its character from the style of reasoning engendered by the Enlighte nment, and the issues, moral and practical, to which that reasoning w as addressed.
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Politics and the Scottish Constitution

1998
We saw in the last chapter that state, society and nation are more complex ideas than is commonly supposed in the rhetoric of politics. The problem is exacerbated in a state such as the UK where there is no written constitution. It is impossible to go to an authoritative document to settle disputes about where power and sovereignty lie.
Alice Brown   +2 more
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Devolution and Scottish Politics Ten Years on

Government and Opposition, 2012
The article reviews some of the most significant books on Scottish politics ten years after the implementation of ...
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Scottish Politics

2008
Neil McGarvey, Paul Cairney
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