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Rebuilding society from the bottom up

Adam Ramsay 1 March 2012 Rebuilding society from the bottom up2017-07-22T15:07:42+01:00 *Essays* 2 Comments
This article is an excerpt from the new book 'Regeneration', which you can buy or download here. The rapid flow of money around the world is good for almost no…
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Cameron's wee trip to Edinburgh

Adam Ramsay 18 February 2012 Cameron's wee trip to Edinburgh2012-02-18T08:30:15+00:00 Scotland 3 Comments
Cameron ended his trip to a porridge factory with a wee speech from Edinburgh's Grassmarket. Shrouded by a carefully chosen view of the castle, he launched, American tourist style, into…
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Budget last stand for Glasgow Labour's legendary tribalism

StuartClay 11 February 2012 Budget last stand for Glasgow Labour's legendary tribalism2012-02-11T12:23:47+00:00 Scotland 9 Comments
Stuart Clay is Green councillor for Partick West. Glasgow Labour is having a bit of a hard time of it right now. Their still relatively new Council Leader isn’t particularly…
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Politicians vs Representative Democracy

AlysonMacdonald 1 February 2012 Politicians vs Representative Democracy2012-02-01T15:00:23+00:00 Scotland 2 Comments
Democracy noun, a form of government in which the people have a voice in the exercise of power; typically through elected representatives. Origin: Greek demokratia, from demos 'the people' +…
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Time to take Britain out of our greatness

Bright Green Editors 26 January 2012 Time to take Britain out of our greatness2012-01-26T17:46:41+00:00 Scotland 4 Comments
This guest post from Anthony Barnett was first on Our Kingdom Alex Salmond’s Hugo Young lecture, delivered yesterday evening in King's Place, the Guardian's headquarters, was an enjoyable affair. It…
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Scottish Independence: the no campaign and how to deal with it

Adam Ramsay 25 January 2012 Scottish Independence: the no campaign and how to deal with it2012-01-25T08:00:19+00:00 Scotland 12 Comments
It is becoming clear what the strategy of the 'no' to independence campaign will be: confusion. So far, we've had a few opening shots: lines which the UK nationalists presumably…
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The Scottish Independence Debate and England

Mark Ballard 24 January 2012 The Scottish Independence Debate and England2016-03-18T11:52:26+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 21 Comments
I’ve just finished listening to a particularly unenlightening discussion of the UK’s constitutional future on BBC Radio 4 and, once again, I’m left despairing at the shallowness of the analysis.…
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Ministerial Optimism sees Fracking Stumble Ahead onto Uncharted Paths

Ric Lander 23 January 2012 Ministerial Optimism sees Fracking Stumble Ahead onto Uncharted Paths2014-11-27T18:51:49+00:00 Environment 3 Comments
In a letter regarding the controversial drilling process Sarah Boyack MSP says regarding the Scottish Government’s position “I am sure that you share my hope that the Minister’s optimism is…
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Sometimes We Win

AlysonMacdonald 20 January 2012 Sometimes We Win2012-01-20T08:30:53+00:00 Scotland 5 Comments
After the heartbreaking defeats of several popular anti-cuts campaigns in the last few months, we can sometimes forget that campaigning isn't always a futile activity. But yesterday, after a six-month-long…
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Three more thoughts on the Scottish independence shenanigans

Adam Ramsay 12 January 2012 Three more thoughts on the Scottish independence shenanigans2012-01-12T08:30:30+00:00 Scotland 10 Comments
On Tuesday I wrote up three thoughts on the scrap over Scottish independence. Here are three more. First: PMQs this week saw Cameron and Miliband attempt their opening gambits on…
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