New Scotland, new politics?

Lindsay Paterson

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Political Systems and Governance Electoral Systems and Political Participation Scottish History and National Identity

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1. Introduction 2. The Scottish Parliamentary Election of 2000 3. May 6 1999: An Election in Scotland or a Scottish Election? 4. Changing Voters: The Social and Ideological Basis of Voting Behaviour 5. New System, New Voters? 6. Has Devolution Saved the Union? 7. The Politics of National Identity 8. The Politics of Social Welfare 9. Education and Civic Identity 10. Conclusion: The Future of Scottish Politics.

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