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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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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 things about the independence referendum scrap

Adam Ramsay 10 January 2012 Three things about the independence referendum scrap2012-01-10T09:30:11+00:00 Scotland 22 Comments
First: let's get one thing straight. Nations have a right to self determination in international law. David Cameron may quibble about the devolved powers of the Holyrood Parliament under the…
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Privatisation and the SNP

AlysonMacdonald 27 October 2011 Privatisation and the SNP2011-10-27T10:20:09+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
While Alex Salmond received a hero's welcome at the SNP conference in Inverness last weekend, controversy has been brewing back in Edinburgh. On Thursday, the City of Edinburgh Council –…
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On the North Sea oil spill

Adam Ramsay 16 August 2011 On the North Sea oil spill2011-08-16T09:40:26+01:00 Environment 3 Comments
So, it turns out that the Shell oil leak is anything but contained. After three days of telling no one that there was a leak in the North Sea, Shell…
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Save Our Services: East Edinburgh Edition

AlysonMacdonald 30 July 2011 Save Our Services: East Edinburgh Edition2011-07-30T14:00:30+01:00 Scotland 8 Comments
Sometimes, something happens that restores your faith in activism, and humanity in general. This week, I had one of those moments at a public meeting for Save Our Services East…
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On the future of food in Scotland – an interview with Pete Ritchie (part 2)

JosephRitchie 29 May 2011 On the future of food in Scotland – an interview with Pete Ritchie (part 2)2011-05-29T09:00:36+01:00 2 Comments
Part 1 appeared yesterday, you can read it here And thus politics comes into full focus. There is a lot that can be said about the SNP’s recent landslide in…
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The SNP won through faith; now they must make it real

Adam Ramsay 11 May 2011 The SNP won through faith; now they must make it real2011-05-11T08:00:03+01:00 Scotland 1 Comment
I was asked to write a contribution to the Our Kingdom debate on the Scottish Spring. This piece first appeared there. If you aren't from Scotland, the scale of the…
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Together we will stand

MarcoBiagi 10 May 2011 Together we will stand2011-05-10T13:00:37+01:00 Scotland 6 Comments
Marco was elected as the new SNP MSP for Edinburgh Central on Thursday night. When Caroline Lucas argued that instead of big tent politics she would prefer lots of little…
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