SCOTTISH POLITICS Page 1 PAUL CAIRNEY & NEIL MCGARVEY SCOTTISH POLITICS
SECOND EDITION Page 2 Scottish Politics Page 3 Also by Paul Cairney THE SCOTTISH …

A fascinating, though perhaps somewhat fruitless task is to speculate on why historians
choose to investigate one topic rather than another. Sometimes there may be no special …

‘New Scottish politics, new texts required’ Page 1 British Journal of Politics and International
Relations, Vol. 3, No. 3, October 2001, pp. 427–444 ‘New Scottish politics, new texts required’ …

This article examines the emergent identity and impact of devolution in Scotland. Using the
case of community care for the elderly, a model is set out for capturing the different …

“The Executive has developed an astonishing capacity for regurgitating work done in
London and passing it off as its own… Why have devolution… if it means the same policies …

This chapter focuses upon key questions around efforts to include young people in the
political process in Scotland. The two areas we choose to focus on are the commitment and …

The Scottish Parliament which (re) convened in 1999 was designed to engender a new style
of political practice. This new politics was intended to address perceived failures within the …

Petitions are instruments that strengthen democracy, narrowing the distance between the
popular and the political. Whereas petitions historically have not been the most effective tool …

The increase in the presence and influence of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
locally and internationally is having a noticeable effect on the policy process at a national …

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