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The Scottish left needs to talk about collaboration, not another party

Adam Ramsay 24 September 2014 The Scottish left needs to talk about collaboration, not another party2015-03-04T12:16:56+00:00 Comment 5 Comments
Greens campaigning in Norwich. Image: Norwich Green Party. In the last week, thousands of people have joined the Scottish Green Party and the SSP. Tens of thousands have joined the…
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A true democracy has no need for a silly slogan like 45%

RichardShore 23 September 2014 A true democracy has no need for a silly slogan like 45%2014-11-21T12:50:26+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 4 Comments
Let's not romanticise this lost “Yes” with a slogan like “The 45%”. A Yes No question was always a silly way to settle social issues, it just provided a temporary…
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“Why further powers for Scotland won’t happen” or “How Labour sleepwalked into a fatal Tory trap”

Peter McColl 22 September 2014 “Why further powers for Scotland won’t happen” or “How Labour sleepwalked into a fatal Tory trap”2015-04-03T21:51:12+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 11 Comments
In the end it was Mark Ballard who called it right. “With a couple of weeks to go there’ll be a poll putting Yes in front, then Cameron will come…
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Devo-Max was a perfect example of rotten Westminster politics

Mike Williamson 20 September 2014 Devo-Max was a perfect example of rotten Westminster politics2014-11-21T23:10:52+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 12 Comments
The referendum is over, and the no’s have won. With Cameron and Miliband trying to decide exactly what the no’s have won, now is a good time to very briefly…
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Some thoughts on the independence referendum

Peter McColl 19 September 2014 Some thoughts on the independence referendum2015-04-03T21:50:02+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
With due apologies for the click bait style of this post, being awake for too much of the past 2 days makes coherent blogging difficult! 1. The results show that…
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Every day’s election day

Ric Lander 19 September 2014 Every day’s election day2014-11-27T18:22:06+00:00 Scotland 4 Comments
This is the third of three referendum night blogs. Read the first and second. "This is the beginning": Radical Independence, Green Yes and friends after the result at the National…
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Wow! And that was just the start!

Ric Lander 18 September 2014 Wow! And that was just the start!2014-11-27T18:24:50+00:00 Scotland 3 Comments
This is the second of three referendum night blogs. Read the first and third. National Collective tour as pictured by Documenting Yes. On a sunny day two years and four…
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The spoils of 308 years of struggle

Ric Lander 18 September 2014 The spoils of 308 years of struggle2014-11-27T18:23:20+00:00 Comment 2 Comments
This is the first of three referendum night blogs. Read the second and third. Last night, referendum eve, I was at a local Greenpeace talk with Benny Wenda, exiled West Papuan…
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Autumn’s here, and the yes campaign has a spring in its step

Adam Ramsay 2 September 2014 Autumn’s here, and the yes campaign has a spring in its step2014-11-20T13:02:47+00:00 Scotland 1 Comment
Ten years ago today I climbed to the top of Katahdin, the highest mountain in Maine. I'd walked 2174 miles up the Appalachian Mountains from Springer Mountain, Georgia to get…
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South Africa: lessons for the SNP and for Radical Independence

Mike Williamson 17 April 2014 South Africa: lessons for the SNP and for Radical Independence2014-04-17T17:11:51+01:00 Global 1 Comment
Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine has become a staple (some might say clichéd) reference point for many on the anti-authoritarian left. However in the lead-up to the Scottish independence referendum,…
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