Gerry Hassan is a leading commentator on Scottish politics and independence. He is Professor of Social Change at Glasgow Caledonian University and the author of many books including The Strange Death of Labour Scotland, The People's Flag and the Union Jack and Caledonian Dreaming. He has written for The Guardian, openDemocracy, Bella Caledonia, The Scotsman, New Statesman and the Irish Times.
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: The Terrain of the Debate
1. The Scottish Question(s)
2. Nation, Stories and Voice
Part II: The Story So Far
3. The Road to the Independence Debate: How Did We Get Here?
4. The Case for Independence
5. Understanding the Case Against Independence
Part III: Scotland's Choices and the Divided Kingdom
6. Empire State Britain
7. Scotland's Democratic Argument
8. Economic Injustice
9. A Socially Just Scotland
10. Cultural Change and Self-Determination
11. Scotland International
Part IV: The Shape of Things to Come
12. How Scotland Gets an Independence Referendum
13. The Next Campaign
Part V: Future Landscapes
14. After an Independence Vote
15. The Future of the UK/rUK after Independence
16. Scotland's Right to Decide
17. Future Stories of Scotland
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