
- 208 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Three hundred years ago, Scotland struck an extraordinary bargain with its English neighbor. Like all the best deals it involved giving away little – nominal sovereignty – in exchange for major gains: economic, political and cultural. Control over key domestic matters was retained. Today, that bargain, updated for the democratic era, is better than ever. Nonetheless, a Scottish nationalist campaign of remarkable discipline has brought the United Kingdom to the point of extinction. This book sets out how to save it. It offers new political ideas and a clear set of rules to govern the constitutional debate. But above all, it urges those who wish to save the Union to explain that the bargain is not just a matter of money, or even sentiment about a shared past, but a canny and sophisticated arrangement that benefits all nations of the UK. It is the foundation of Scotland’s success and unique place in the world.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Prologue
- Part One Evidence: The Material Benefits of Union
- Part Two Logic: Scotlandās Political Masterstroke
- Part Three Argument: Scotlandās Cultural Win-Win
- Postscript 1: A note on Brexit
- Postscript 2: Whatās in it for the others?
- Postscript 3: Project Hate and the success of Scottish nationalism
- Postscript 4: The future of the Union
- Afterword: A plea for honesty
- Suggested reading
- Notes
- Index