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*Rights & Democracy*

Lessons for Labour (and the left)

Adam Ramsay 5 May 2011 Lessons for Labour (and the left)2011-05-05T17:30:50+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
It should have been Labour's year. Only 12 months ago, Scots turned out in droves to send Gordon Brown back to Downing Street. Yet today, it looks like Iain Gray's…
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Reading the Election Runes before the Polling Booths Open

JustinKenrick 5 May 2011 Reading the Election Runes before the Polling Booths Open2011-05-05T15:46:52+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
This piece started as a comment on Mike Small’s article, ‘A liminal moment’, on the Bella website, but then got too ridiculously long to go in as a comment!] Elections…
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Great Green Elections 1 – Mark Ballard elected Rector of Edinburgh University 2006

Peter McColl 4 May 2011 Great Green Elections 1 – Mark Ballard elected Rector of Edinburgh University 20062011-05-04T17:00:34+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
The upcoming Scottish and Welsh elections offer us the chance to look back at some great Green election successes in the past. Of course, Greens, as a fairly new electoral…
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Get out the vote week

Adam Ramsay 1 May 2011 Get out the vote week2011-05-01T10:00:15+01:00 Scotland No Comment
They say that history is made by the people who turn up. Surely though, if anyone makes history, it is those who ensure that people turn up. And this week,…
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Guardian closes local blogs

Bright Green Editors 29 April 2011 Guardian closes local blogs2011-04-29T13:00:33+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
The Guardian has chosen to end its trial local blogs in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Leeds. Here, Ruth Dawkins writes about the loss of the Edinburgh blog - the piece first…
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A generation’s choice

Adam Ramsay 27 April 2011 A generation’s choice2011-04-27T17:54:21+01:00 Scotland No Comment
This piece first appeared on the Edinburgh Green Party blog Edinburgh’s Meadows in the spring sun are always a sight – scattered with revising students and pink cherry blossom. I imagine…
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A more civilised kind of politics is not ‘from another planet’

Adam Ramsay 27 April 2011 A more civilised kind of politics is not ‘from another planet’2011-04-27T13:40:46+01:00 Scotland 1 Comment
I had forgotten how civilised Scottish politics is. Last night, I was representing the Greens at the Edinburgh University Students' Association hustings. Three years ago I stood on the same…
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How Personal Autonomy can Win Freedom Back for Progressives

Peter McColl 26 April 2011 How Personal Autonomy can Win Freedom Back for Progressives2011-04-26T16:30:57+01:00 Scotland 1 Comment
This election has been characterised by a remarkable focus on the personalities of party leaders, on the UK coalition and by little focus on the powers of the Scottish Parliament.…
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Holyrood 2011: personality politics

Adam Ramsay 23 April 2011 Holyrood 2011: personality politics2011-04-23T19:52:01+01:00 Scotland 2 Comments
As you drive through Alyth, it is the yellow flashes that catch your eye - daffodils, primroses and placards. This is John Swinney country. In the small towns between Perth…
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Abolish tactical voting, make elections about ideas

Adam Ramsay 18 April 2011 Abolish tactical voting, make elections about ideas2011-04-18T08:30:54+01:00 Scotland 4 Comments
AV is no one's perfect system. But it does, as far as I'm concerned, have a significant advantage over First Past the Post. There is no point in voting tactically…
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